--- /etc/conf.d/fetchmail	2011-11-08 16:37:35.000000000 +0700
+++ fetchmail.new	2011-11-08 19:07:22.000000000 +0700
@@ -8,3 +8,46 @@
 
 # Directory where the pid file is kept
 pid_dir="/var/run/fetchmail"
+
+# Fetchmail configuration
+
+# If fetchmail_config is defined, the initscript will use the contents of fetchmail_config, and ignore the
+# fetchmail_rc variable
+#
+# WARNING: Be careful of quotes! If there are no single quotes in the password, you're recommended to use
+#          single quotes as the delimiter
+#
+# Default:
+#fetchmail_config=''
+
+# Example (will be ignored by the initscript):
+fetchmail_config_example='
+	set postmaster "admin@example.com"
+	poll "mail.example.com"
+		envelope "Envelope-to"
+		proto IMAP
+		timeout 300
+
+		user "catchall" there
+		password "OpenSesame"
+		is * here
+		ssl
+		fetchall
+		idle
+'
+
+# If fetchmail_rc is not empty, while fetchmail_config is empty,
+# the initscript will use the file referred in the fetchmail_rc variable.
+#
+# NOTE: 1. The full path must be specified!
+#       2. If the file does not exist, initscript will terminate with error!
+# Default:
+#fetchmail_rc=""
+
+# If neither fetchmail_config nor fetchmail_rc are set, then the initscript
+# will first try to find the file /etc/${RC_SVCNAME}.rc
+# Failing that, it will 'fallback' to the older naming system of
+# /etc/${RC_SVCNAME}rc (i.e., without the dot)
+#
+# Failure in finding either version of the rc-file, initscript terminates
+# with error.