(Parameters): Documented "lyskomd path", "savecore path", "Normal

	shutdown time", "Mail after downtime" and "Mail until downtime".

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+@item lyskomd path: @var{path}
+Path to the @code{lyskomd} binary.  This is used by @code{updateLysKOM}
+to find the right program to run.  Defaults to @file{bin/lyskomd}.
+
+@item savecore path: @var{path}
+Path to the @code{savecore} program.  If a file named @file{core} exists
+in the directory specified with @code{Core directory} when
+@code{updateLysKOM} is about to start @code{lyskomd}, this program will
+be called first.  It could, for instance, move the core file so that it
+is available for later debugging.
+
+@item Normal shutdown time: @var{int}
+In a normal setup, @code{updateLysKOM} will be run from @code{cron} once
+every ten minutes or so.  If it detects that it has taken @code{lyskomd}
+more than @var{int} minutes to shut down it will print a warning
+message.
+
+@item Mail after downtime: @var{int}
+@itemx Mail until downtime: @var{int}
+
+If @code{lyskomd} has been down for X minutes, where @code{Mail after
+downtime} <= X < @code{Mail until downtime}, @code{updateLysKOM} will
+send a mail message to the mail address found on the first line of the
+status file.  Actually, it is the age of the status file (named with
+@code{Status file}) that is measured.
+
 @end table