network/lighttpd2: Revise group/user info in README.

Signed-off-by: David Spencer <idlemoor@slackbuilds.org>

1 files changed, 19 insertions, 11 deletions

diff --git a/network/lighttpd2/README b/network/lighttpd2/README
index 782b2bbbea26..436ac72ecdce 100644
--- a/network/lighttpd2/README
+++ b/network/lighttpd2/README
@@ -2,21 +2,29 @@ lighttpd2 is a fast, secure, and flexible webserver. It is optimized
 for high-performance environments, and provides an extensive feature 
 set, including FastCGI, CGI, Auth, output compression, and URL
 rewriting support.
-this version currently is a work in progress: it's not ready for
+
+This version currently is a work in progress: it's not ready for
 production: only for interested people.
 
-By default, this package uses the "lighttpd" user and group to run
-lighttpd as a unpriviliged process. The script will exit if these
-do not exist on this machine.  We recommend using the following
-UID and GID as they do not conflict with any stock Slackware users
-and groups, nor with any added by other SlackBuilds.org scripts.
-  User:  lighttpd  UID: 208  GID: 208
-  Group:  lighttpd      GID: 208
 
-Be sure to see README.SLACKWARE (in this directory, and also installed
-with the package documentation) for configuration and setup
-information.
+Optional Dependencies
 
 libunwind is an optional dependency (for backtraces on assert
 failures): after having it installed, build this passing the script
 the UNWIND=yes flag.
+
+
+Groupname and Username
+
+You must have the 'lighttpd' group and user to run this script,
+for example:
+
+  groupadd -g 208 lighttpd
+  useradd -u 208 -g lighttpd -d /var/www lighttpd
+
+
+Configuration
+
+Be sure to see README.SLACKWARE (in this directory, and also installed
+with the package documentation) for configuration and setup
+information.