[Duplicity-talk] --archive-dir documentation in man page

[daacyy302]

The man page discusses the --archive-dir option twice:

> *--archive-dir */path/
>     When restoring, specify the local archive directory. This option
>     is not necessary, but if hash data is found locally in /path/ it
>     will be checked against remote files.

and

> To save bandwidth, duplicity generates full signature sets and 
> incremental signature sets. A full signature set is generated for each 
> full backup, and an incremental one for each incremental backup. These 
> start with *duplicity-full-signatures* and *duplicity-new-signatures* 
> respectively. If *--archive-dir* is used, these signatures will be 
> stored locally only, which further saves bandwidth.

The second paragraph implies that the option is used for storing as well 
as restoring.  This should be explained better in the first paragraph.  
I'd write a proposed correction myself, but I only just started playing 
with this option and don't pretend to understand it well.

Bob