diff --git a/README.md b/README.md index 330b4f3..c374a14 100644 --- a/README.md +++ b/README.md @@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ We seek to protect the following communication contexts: Beyond individual conversations, we also seek to defend against context correlation attacks, whereby multiple conversations are analyzed to derive higher level information: * **Relationships** - Discovering social relationships between parties by analyzing the frequency and length of their communications over a period of time. (Carol and Eve call each other every single day for multiple hours at a time.) -* **Cliques** - Discovering social relationships between multiple parties by deriving casual communication chains from their communication metadata (e.g. everytime Alice talks to Bob she talks to Carol almost immediately after.) +* **Cliques** - Discovering social relationships between multiple parties by deriving casual communication chains from their communication metadata (e.g. everytime Alice talks to Bob she talks to Carol almost immediately after.) * **Pattern of Life** - Discovering which communications are cyclical and predictable. (e.g. Alice calls Eve every Monday evening for around an hour.) @@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ Development and Contributing information in [CONTRIBUTING.md](https://git.openpr #### Docker This repository contains a `Dockerfile` allowing you to build and run the server as a [docker](https://www.docker.com/) container. -To get started issue `docker build -t openpriv/cwtch-server:latest`, this will create 2 temporary docker containers, one to build the Tor daemon and one to build Cwtch. The compiled binaries will then be bundled into a new image and tagged as `openpriv/cwtch-server:latest`. +To get started issue `docker build -t openpriv/cwtch-server:latest .`, this will create 2 temporary docker containers, one to build the Tor daemon and one to build Cwtch. The compiled binaries will then be bundled into a new image and tagged as `openpriv/cwtch-server:latest`. To run Cwtch in the foreground execute `docker run openpriv/cwtch-server:latest`, you will see a small amount of output from Tor and then Cwtch will output your server address. When you `Ctrl + C` the container will terminate. To run Cwtch in the background execute `docker run --name my-cwtch-server -d openpriv/cwtch-server:latest`. To get your Cwtch server address issue `docker logs my-cwtch-server`.