README.md in remote_syslog-1.6.8 vs README.md in remote_syslog-1.6.9

@@ -46,10 +46,11 @@
             --pid-file FILENAME          Location of the PID file (default /var/run/remote_syslog.pid)
             --parse-syslog               Parse file as syslog-formatted file
         -s, --severity SEVERITY          Severity (notice)
             --strip-color                Strip color codes
             --tls                        Connect via TCP with TLS
+            --tcp                        Connect via TCP (no TLS)
             --new-file-check-interval INTERVAL
                                          Time between checks for new files
 
     Advanced options:
             --[no-]eventmachine-tail     Enable or disable using eventmachine-tail
@@ -76,13 +77,13 @@
 
     $ remote_syslog -c configs/logs.yml -p 12345 /var/log/mysqld.log
 
 Stay attached to the terminal, look for and use `/etc/log_files.yml` if it
 exists, write PID to `/tmp/remote_syslog.pid`, and send with facility local0
-to `a.server.com:514`:
+to `a.example.com:514`:
 
-    $ remote_syslog -D -d a.server.com -f local0 -P /tmp /var/log/mysqld.log
+    $ remote_syslog -D -d a.example.com -f local0 --pid-file /tmp/remote_syslog.pid /var/log/mysqld.log
 
 ### Windows
 
 To run in Windows, start in a DOS Prompt or batch file (does not automatically
 run in the background):
@@ -188,13 +189,13 @@
 ### Multiple instances
 
 Run multiple instances to support more than one message-specific file format
 or to specify unique syslog hostnames.
 
-To do that, provide an alternate PID filename as a command-line option
-to the additional instance(s). For example:
+To do that, provide an alternate PID path as a command-line option to the 
+additional instance(s). For example:
 
-    --pid-file remote_syslog_2.pid
+    --pid-file /var/run/remote_syslog_2.pid
 
 
 ### Parse fields from log messages
 
 Rarely needed. Usually only used when remote_syslog is watching files