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fix readme wording for monitoring remote hosts #126

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Expand Up @@ -63,7 +63,7 @@ $ ouroboros --interval 300 --loglevel debug
## Examples

### Monitor for updates for latest tag
Instead of updating to your original image tag you can specify if you would like Ouroboros to update all containers to `latest`.
Instead of updating to your original image tag you can specify if you would like Ouroboros to update all containers to `latest`.
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e.g. If your container was started with `nginx:1.14-alpine` using `LATEST=true` will poll the docker registry and compare digests. If there is a new image for `nginx:latest`, ouroboros will update your container using the newly patched version.
> Default is `false`
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Expand All @@ -75,7 +75,7 @@ docker run -d --name ouroboros \

### Update containers on a remote host

Ouroboros can monitor things other than just local, pass the `--url` argument to update a system with the Docker API exposed.
Ouroboros can monitor things other than just local, pass the `--docker-sockets` argument to update a system with the Docker API exposed or alternatively pass the `DOCKER_SOCKETS` environment variable.

> Default is unix://var/run/docker.sock

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