README in cachetastic-1.2.3 vs README in cachetastic-1.2.7.1

@@ -9,14 +9,13 @@
     # this will dump into the log, configuration info for each cache, as well as the .inspect
     # for each object returned from the cache
     debug: true # true | false (default: false)
     # this is the type of file store to be used for this cache.
     # more adapters can be developed and plugged in as desired
-    adapter: local_memory # local_memory | memcache | file | drb (default: local_memory)
+    adapter: local_memory # local_memory | memcache | file | drb | html_file (default: local_memory)
     # this will marshall objects into and out of the store.
-    # so far yaml is the only supported marshall format.
-    marshall_method: none # none | yaml (default: none)
+    marshall_method: none # none | yaml | ruby (default: none)
     # this sets how long objects will live in the cache before they are auto expired.
     default_expiry: <%= 24.hours %> # time in seconds (default: 24 hours)
     # when setting objects into the cache the expiry_swing is +/- to the expiry time.
     # example: if the expiry time is 1 hour, and the swing is 15 minutes,
     # objects will go into the cache with an expiry time sometime between 45 mins and 75 mins.
@@ -51,13 +50,10 @@
         # this sets the level of logging for this cache
         level: error # debug | info | warn | error | fatal (default: info)
     # set the servers to be used for memcache
     servers:
       - 127.0.0.1:11211 # ip:port used for memcache
-
-# if using the mongrel_page_cache_handler gem, you can configure it to use cachetastic.
-  page_cache_storage: cachetastic # disk | cachetastic (default: cachetastic)
   
 # example of how to override options for page cacheing:
   cachetastic_caches_page_cache_options:
     default_expiry: <%= 1.hour %>
     expiry_swing: <%= 15.minutes %>
@@ -69,10 +65,10 @@
 =Cachetastic::Drb::Server
 If you want to use Drb and the Cachetastic::Adapters::Drb adapter, you'll have to use the Cachetastic::Drb::Server that comes with Cachetastic. Using this server is simple. It gets installed as a binary when you install the Cachetastic gem.
 
   $ cachetastic_drb_server # that will start the drb server on the host 127.0.0.1 on the port 61676
   
-The server takes to command line parameters: -h <host> -p <port>
+The server takes to command line parameters: -h <host> -p <port> -v <verbose> -rv <really verbose>
     
 =Examples:
 
   class MyAwesomeCache < Cachetastic::Caches::Base
   end
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