@@ -14,9 +14,9 @@ Clamav\-milter can, when configured to use communicate to clamd on other

 machines, use load balancing and fault tolerant techniques to connect to

 more than one clamd and seemlessly hot swap to even the load between different

 servers and to keep scanning for viruses even when a server goes down.

-When it is configured to use clamd on the the localhost, either through the use

-of LocalSocket in \fBclamd.conf(5)\fR or if the \-\-external flag (see below)

-is not given,

+When it is configured to use clamd on the the localhost, when

+the \-\-external flag (see below) is not given and

+LocalSocket in set in \fBclamd.conf(5)\fR,

 clamav\-milter verifies that it can communicate with clamd; if it cannot, it

 terminates.

 .LP

@@ -100,6 +100,7 @@ Usually clamav\-milter to scan the emails itself without the use of an

 external program.

 Informs clamav\-milter to use an external program such as clamd(8) running

 either on the local server or other server(s) to perform the scanning.

+The setting in clamd.conf for LocalSocket or TCPSocket is ignored.

 .TP

 \fB-l, \-\-local\fR

 Also scan messages sent from LAN. You probably want this especially if