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README.md

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ LEAPI operates in a multi-master configuration. When you add or delete a server
 - Download the LEAPI binary, or build from source.
 - Copy it to ```/opt/leapi```
 - You may use the included SystemD service file if you use a SystemD based distribution.
-- Edit the ```leapi_config.json``` file for your needs, leaving ```production``` set to ```false``` until setup is complete. Set the ```sync_type``` to either ```ssh``` or ```https```. If you choose ```ssh``` you must create and copy keys and verify you can login to all servers that need to share files between each other. Note: if you enable ```https_server_port``` in the config file, LEAPI needs a certificate to be able to start (it requires the ```tls_chain_path``` and ```tls_key_path```. You can generate a temporary self signed certificate and key with openssl:
+- Edit the ```leapi_config.json``` file for your needs, leaving ```production``` set to ```false``` until setup is complete. Set the ```sync_type``` to either ```ssh``` or ```https```. If you choose ```ssh``` you must create and copy keys and verify you can login to all servers that need to share files between each other. Note: if you enable ```https_server_port``` in the config file, LEAPI needs a certificate to be able to start (it requires the ```tls_chain_path``` and ```tls_key_path```). You can generate a temporary self signed certificate and key with openssl:
 ```
 openssl req -x509 -nodes -newkey rsa:4096 -keyout privkey.key -out cert.crt -sha256 -days 365
 ```