Updates POD

bin/cfkctl

@@ -68,7 +68,7 @@ cfkctl [options] command [svcref ...]
                         [defaults to current directory]
     --address=SOCK      UNIX or TCP socket to connect to ControlFreak
                         See ADDRESS FORMAT below for more details
-                        [defaults to unix://tmp/cfkd.sock]
+                        [defaults to unix://$ENV{HOME}.controlfreak/sock]
 
  Service commands: (take a list of service references in arguments)
     up                  Make sure service(s) is(are) up
@@ -138,14 +138,14 @@ one one server.
     cfkctl pids
 
     ## remove a service reference completely
-    cfkctl destroy syncer
+    cfkctl destroy syncer # TODO
 
 =head1 ADDRESS FORMAT
 
 C<cfkctl> can connect to a C<cfkd> process using a UNIX or INET socket,
 depending on what the server is running (See C<cfkd> manpage for details
-on how to set that up). By default the UNIX socket at C</tmp/cfkd.sock> is
-used.
+on how to set that up). By default the UNIX socket named C<sock> in
+C<cfkd> home directory is used (Usually $ENV{HOME}/.controlfreak/).
 
 Please look at the following examples to understand the format
 

bin/cfkd

@@ -200,13 +200,6 @@ services.
 
 =head1 SAMPLE CONFIG
 
-  # management port
-  console address = 127.0.0.1:11311
-  console full = on # enable this only if you know what you are doing
-
-  ## log configuration
-  logger config = /etc/cfk/logger.conf
-
   service memcached cmd = /usr/bin/memcached -p 11211
   service memcached ignore_stderr = 1
   service memcached tags = prod
@@ -230,11 +223,7 @@ services.
   # start random stuff
   command up svc memcached
   command up svc perlbal
-  ## TODO
-  command down tag optional
 
-  ## TODO
-  load /etc/cfk.d/*.conf
 
 =head1 SAMPLE LOG CONFIG