diff --git a/post-processing/get.conf.sample b/post-processing/torrent-auto-snatch/get.conf.sample
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rename from post-processing/get.conf.sample
rename to post-processing/torrent-auto-snatch/get.conf.sample
diff --git a/post-processing/getlftp.sh b/post-processing/torrent-auto-snatch/getlftp.sh
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rename to post-processing/torrent-auto-snatch/getlftp.sh
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@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@
 ##-- start configuration
 
 #this needs to be edited to the full path to the get.conf file containing the torrent client information
-configfile=''
+configfile='/home/hero/mylar/post-processing/torrent-auto-snatch/get.conf'
 
 #this is the temporary location where it will make sure the conf is safe for use (by default this should be fine if left alone)
 configfile_secured='/tmp/get.conf'
diff --git a/post-processing/torrent-auto-snatch/read.me b/post-processing/torrent-auto-snatch/read.me
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+#Auto-snatch script for torrent clients (tested against rtorrent, should work with deluge)
+
+1) Browse to the post-processing/torrent-auto-snatch subdirectory of mylar and make a copy of the get.conf.sample 
+script and call it get.conf
+
+2) You can either then startup mylar and exit so that it can regenerate the new value 
+for the config file - OR -  you can manually enter it. 
+In the config.ini, 2 values need to get changed prior to usage: AUTO_SNATCH and SNATCH_SCRIPT
+-- Set auto-snatch to True in the config.ini to allow mylar to automatically monitor the download in your torrent
+client upon sending it to the client. Once it's completed, it will then use lftp to snatch the given file and 
+retrieve it to the desired location on the machine that mylar is running on - thereby allowing for immediate post-processing of remote torrents.
+-- SNATCH_SCRIPT has to be set to the full path where the getlftp.sh script resides
+(normally it should look like this : snatch_script = /mylar/post-processing/torrent-auto-snatch/getlftp.sh)
+save the config.ini
+
+3) Browse to post-processing/torrent-auto-snatch/get.conf done in step 1 and edit the file.
+enter in the required information to connect to your torrent box. Note that this uses ssh to
+connect so the host/port/user/pass should relate to your ssh information (if you use ssh-keys,
+leave the pass blank - and enter the full path to your public key file for KEYFILE).
+The LOCALCD option is the location where you want the script to put whatever it downloads from your
+client - ideally, this should be the folder that Mylar is to monitor for new items (Folder Monitor).
+
+4) Browse to post-processing/torrent-auto-snatch/getlftp.sh and edit the file.
+edit the first configuration variable of config_file and point it to the FULL path location where the
+get.conf file exists (where is up to you, but it needs to be accessible by the mylar program).
+Save the file.
+
+5) Start up mylar, snatch a torrent and see if it auto-snatches the torrent once it's completed :)
+