Add in comment re converting to regular repo

rename-e-smith-pkg.sh

@@ -1,20 +1,19 @@
 #!/bin/bash
 #
+# Rename an e-smith package as smeserver and change relevant files
 # $1 = Module name e.g. e-smith-dnscache
-# $2 = Organisation (smeserver or user - defaults to smeserver)
-# $3 = "local" will use parameters set for local repository else it will use remote
-# $4 = "force" will automagically delete an existing repo, otherwise it will prompt
-# $5 = "debug" run in debug mode 
+# $2-$5 can appear in any order and are optional 
+#    = Organisation (smeserver or user - defaults to smeserver)
+#    = "local" will use parameters set for local repository else it will use remote
+#    = "force" will automagically delete an existing repo, otherwise it will prompt
+#    = "debug" run in debug mode 
 # This works whether the repo and local files exist of not (it deletes them if necessary)
-# However if the remote repo exists, it preserves the README.md file so that edits are not lost
-# Also note: I have had difficulty deleting all the link files in the source tree!
 #
 
 if [[ -z $1 ]] ; then
 	echo "************rename-e-smith-pkg.sh <modulename> [<organization> <local> <force> <debug>]"
 	exit 0
 fi
-clear
 echo "**************************************************************************************************"
 echo "*                                                                                                *"
 echo "*    SMEServer - rename-e-smith-pkg.sh  $1   $2   $3   $4   $5   `date`         *"
@@ -282,3 +281,7 @@ git commit -m "rename-e-smith-pkg script (#12359)" $QUIET
 git push origin master $QUIET
 
 #Convert repository to a Regular Repository (rather than fork)
+
+echo "$SOURCEORG/$SOURCEPKG has been renamed as $TARGETORG/$TARGETPKG"
+echo "It is still a forked repository, so you need to 'Convert to Regular Repository' in GITEA and then 'Transfer' it to it's final Organisation"
+exit 0