Updates documentation.

README.md

@@ -1,33 +1,45 @@
 # Persistent Login (Roundcube)
-This server-side plugin is useful for all Roundcube users who don’t like to log into their mail account each time they open their browser. The plugin stores a persistent login cookie which automatically logs the user in the next time he or she visits the [Roundcube](http://roundcube.net/) web mailer.
+This server-side plugin is useful for all Roundcube users who don’t
+like to log into their mail account each time they open their browser.
+The plugin stores a persistent login cookie which automatically logs
+the user in the next time he or she visits the [Roundcube][roundcube] web mailer.
 
-## Screenshots
-![Login](docs/screen-001.jpg)
+![Login with Larry Skin](docs/login_larry.png)
 
 ## Download
-You can download the plugin from the [Sourceforge project page.](https://sourceforge.net/projects/rcmailifpl/files/)
-
-Sources from [GitHub.](https://github.com/mfreiholz/Roundcube-Persistent-Login-Plugin)
+You can download the plugin from the latest [release tags][github-release] on GitHub.
 
 ## Installation
-__Step 1:__ Extract the “persistent_login” folder into roundcube’s plugin directory `<roundcube>/plugins/`.
-
-__Step 2:__ Open the Roundcube main configuration file `<roundcube>/config/main.inc.php` and add the plugin’s name to the active plugins array (See screenshot):
+- Extract the downloaded archive into Roundcube’s plugin directory
+  `<roundcube>/plugins/` and rename it to `persistent_login`.
 
-![Config file](docs/ifpl_main_config.png)
+- Open the Roundcube's main configuration file `<roundcube>/config/main.inc.php`
+  and add the plugin’s name to the active plugins array, e.g.:
 
-### Update to version 2.0 (from all < 2.0)
-If you use the AuthToken based authentication, than you have to open the \*.sql script in the plugin’s `sql/` folder and execute each statement which is listed under the “Update Version 2.0″ section.
-
-That’s all!
+```php
+// List of active plugins (in plugins/ directory)
+$config['plugins'] = array('persistent_login');
+```
 
 ## Configuration
-The plugin provides two different ways of usage. User-Data cookie or AuthToken cookie based.
+Persistent Login provides two different ways of usage.
+User-Data cookie or AuthToken cookie based.
 
 ### UserData cookie (No database extension required)
-This method doesn’t require any configuration, it is enabled by default. It stores the user’s login information encrypted in a cookie.
+This method doesn’t require any configuration, it is enabled by default.
+It stores the user’s login information encrypted in a cookie.
 
 ### AuthToken cookie (more secure, recommended)
-This method have to be enabled in the plugins configuration file. It requires the creation of a table in your __roundcubemail’s database__ as well. The table can be created by the SQL script in the `sql/` directory of the plugin. Execute ALL statements from the SQL file.
-
-![Config file AuthToken](docs/ifpl_plugin_config_authtoken.png)
+This method have to be enabled in the plugins configuration file.
+It requires the creation of a table in your __roundcubemail’s database__ as well.
+The table can be created by the SQL script in the `sql/` directory of the plugin.
+Execute ALL statements from the SQL file.
+
+Enable it in config: `persistent_login/config.inc.php`
+```php
+// Turn on feature  to use tokens.
+$rcmail_config['ifpl_use_auth_tokens'] = true;
+```
+
+[roundcube]: http://roundcube.net/
+[github-release]: https://github.com/mfreiholz/Roundcube-Persistent-Login-Plugin/releases

config.inc.php.dist

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ $rcmail_config['ifpl_cookie_name'] = '_pt';
 // Turn on feature  to use tokens.
 $rcmail_config['ifpl_use_auth_tokens'] = false;
 
-// The name of the database for the AuthTokens.
+// The name of the database table for the AuthTokens.
 $rcmail_config['db_table_auth_tokens'] = 'auth_tokens';
 
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