diff --git a/pilerbackup.details b/pilerbackup.details
index dc19ca7..fdc6f95 100644
--- a/pilerbackup.details
+++ b/pilerbackup.details
@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@
 # the borg documentation
 
 # base configuration directory for borg, all borg parameters use this directory
-# as their 'root'.  I recommended setups with this being "/var/borgbackup", the
+# as their 'root'.  I recommend setups with this being "/var/borgbackup", the
 # default is "$HOME" or "~$USER" in that order.  If you're unsure, try "$HOME"
 borgBaseDir="/var/borgbackup"
 
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ borgSSHKey="/var/borgbackup/private.key"
 
 # connection string to access the borg repo on your remote backup server
 # this is usually in the form user@servername.tld:repoName/
-borgConnectRepo="jdoe123@borg.server.net:seafileBackup/"
+borgConnectRepo="jdoe123@borg.server.net:pilerBackup/"
 
 # password to access repo
 # this was set when the repo was initialized and, while optional, is HIGHLY
@@ -33,16 +33,18 @@ borgConnectRepo="jdoe123@borg.server.net:seafileBackup/"
 borgRepoPassphrase="p@ssW0rd"
 
 # OPTIONAL: path to text file containing a list (one per line) of files/
-# directories to include in your backup along with Seafile data
+# directories to include in your backup along with exported data from piler
 # see repo wiki for more details
-# leave blank if you only want to backup Seafile related files/directories.
-borgXtraListPath="/root/seafileBackup/xtraLocations.borg"
+# leave blank if you only want to backup emails exported from piler
+# NOTE: Your piler configuration and especially your encryption key are good
+# things to include here!
+borgXtraListPath="/root/scripts/pilerBackup/xtraLocations.borg"
 
 # OPTIONAL: path to file containing files/directories or 'patterns' to be
 # excluded in a BORG RECOGNIZED format
 # see repo wiki for more details or consult borg documentation
 # leave blank for no exclusions.
-borgExcludeListPath="/root/seafileBackup/excludeLocations.borg"
+borgExcludeListPath="/root/scripts/pilerBackup/excludeLocations.borg"
 
 # parameters to determine how borg deletes aged backups
 # more details in the repo wiki and/or borg documentation