Updated Setup (markdown)

Setup.md

@@ -35,7 +35,7 @@ After that, open the config at the path specified and get to configuring.
   * It works with their REST API. Upon creating an account and setting up your domain, you should be displayed the API url and key. put these respectively as `api_url` and `api_key`.
 * **password_resets**
   * Enabling this will take the emails that new users enter in the creation form and store them. When the user triggers a 'reset password' on the Jellyfin login page, the PIN required will be sent to the email address corresponding to the user. For pre-existing users, simply add them to the `emails.json` file.
-  * `watch_directory` is the folder to watch for password reset files. To figure out where this should be, load up Jellyfin and press the 'Forgot password' button. Enter your username, and a popup will appear telling you the path of the created password reset file. e.g for the below image, you would put `/config` as your `watch_directory`. ![password reset](https://dump.hrfee.pw/pwr.png)
+  * `watch_directory` is the folder to watch for password reset files. To figure out where this should be, load up Jellyfin and press the 'Forgot password' button. Enter your username, and a popup will appear telling you the path of the created password reset file. e.g for the below image, you would put `/config` as your `watch_directory`. ![password reset](https://dump.hrfee.pw/pwr.png) However, if you're running jf-accounts and jellyfin on different systems, or using docker, you'd have to put wherever `/config` is mounted to as `watch_directory`.
   * Unless you want to use a custom format for your emails, leave `email_html` and `email_text` blank. If you want to customize them, look [here](https://github.com/hrfee/jellyfin-accounts#emailspassword-resets).
   * `subject` is the subject of the email.
 * **invite_emails**