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fix a small oversight in README #179

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Expand Up @@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ This repo is the server component. If you are just looking for the CLI localtunn
The default localtunnel client connects to the `localtunnel.me` server. You can, however, easily set up and run your own server. In order to run your own localtunnel server you must ensure that your server can meet the following requirements:

* You can set up DNS entries for your `domain.tld` and `*.domain.tld` (or `sub.domain.tld` and `*.sub.domain.tld`).
* The server can accept incoming TCP connections for any non-root TCP port (i.e. ports over 1000).
* The server can accept incoming TCP connections for any non-root TCP port (i.e. ports over 1024).

The above are important as the client will ask the server for a subdomain under a particular domain. The server will listen on any OS-assigned TCP port for client connections.

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