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Clarification of the Headless description in the README file.

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@ -160,9 +160,9 @@ plex | s6-supervise avahi: warning: unable to spawn ./run - waiting 10 second
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As a workaround you can add `- /run` to volumes in your docker-compose.yml or `-v /run` to the docker create command.
## Running on a headless server
## Running on a headless server with container using host networking
When you first login to the PMS, you will need to setup the server to make it available and configurable. However, this setup option will only be triggered if you access it over http://localhost:32400/web, it will not be triggered if you access it over http://ip_of_server:32400/web. If you are setting up PMS on a headless server, you can use a SSH tunnel to link http://localhost:32400/web (on your current computer) to http://localhost:32400/web (on the headless server running PMS):
If the claim token is not added during initial configuration you will need to use ssh tunneling to gain access and setup the server for first run. During first run you setup the server to make it available and configurable. However, this setup option will only be triggered if you access it over http://localhost:32400/web, it will not be triggered if you access it over http://ip_of_server:32400/web. If you are setting up PMS on a headless server, you can use a SSH tunnel to link http://localhost:32400/web (on your current computer) to http://localhost:32400/web (on the headless server running PMS):
`ssh username@ip_of_server -L 32400:ip_of_server:32400 -N`