README.md in piedesaint-0.0.1 vs README.md in piedesaint-0.0.2

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 It was born from the need of having the simplest web server possible (while still being reasonably fast and secure) to provide files and directories to be used by [remote_file](http://docs.opscode.com/resource_remote_file.html) Chef resources, solving the issue of distributing packages that for different reasons are not public or require some interaction to get downloaded, without requiring the installation of a full fledged web server.
 
 It also serves directories (packaging them on the fly) as a single resource.
 
+This is useful in the case of using chef-solo (combined with Vagrant, for instance, for testing) when database backups or internal git repositories or installation packages need to be transported to the client node but adding those packages to our cookbooks is not wanted or possible.
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 ## Installation
 
 You can add this line to your application's Gemfile:
 
 	gem 'piedesaint'
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 By default the configuration will serve the current directory, unless a list of folders is specified. If you want to serve a different folder or set of folders, just edit the configuration.
 
 After this, whenever you want to serve the files/directories, just execute:
 
 	$ sug
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 ## License
 
 MIT