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Fix minor typos in the README.

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@ -112,8 +112,8 @@ with a `.keter` filename extension and which has one special file:
`config/keter.yaml`. A sample file is available at
https://github.com/snoyberg/keter/blob/master/incoming/foo1_0/config/keter.yaml.
Keter as well supports wildcard subdomains and exceptions, as in this example
configuration:
Keter also supports wildcard subdomains and exceptions, as in this
example configuration:
```yaml
exec: ../com.example.app
@ -168,7 +168,9 @@ application, delete the file from incoming.
## PostgreSQL support
Keter ships by default with a PostgreSQL plugin, which will handle management of PostgreSQL databases for your application. To use this, make the following changes:
Keter ships by default with a PostgreSQL plugin, which will handle
management of PostgreSQL databases for your application. To use this,
make the following changes:
* Add the following lines to your `config/keter.yaml` file:
@ -229,7 +231,11 @@ file format:
* https://github.com/snoyberg/keter/blob/master/incoming/foo1_0/config/keter.yaml
## Multiple SSL Certificates
Keter is able to serve different certificates for different hosts, allowing for the deployment of distinct domains using the same server. An example `keter-config.yaml` would look like::
Keter is able to serve different certificates for different hosts,
allowing for the deployment of distinct domains using the same
server. An example `keter-config.yaml` would look like::
```
root: ..
listeners:
@ -242,11 +248,13 @@ listeners:
key: key.pem
certificate: certificate2.pem
```
## FAQ
* Keter spawns multiple failing process when run with `sudo start keter`.
* This may be due to Keter being unable to find the SSL certificate and key.
Try to run `sudo /opt/keter/bin/keter /opt/keter/etc/keter-config.yaml`.
If it fails with `keter: etc/certificate.pem: openBinaryFile: does not exist`
or something like it, you may need to provide valid SSL certificates and keys
or disable HTTPS, by uncommenting the key and certificate lines from
or disable HTTPS, by uncommenting the key and certificate lines from
`/opt/keter/etc/keter-config.yaml`.