README.rdoc in vpnmaker-1.0.8 vs README.rdoc in vpnmaker-1.0.9

@@ -1,13 +1,21 @@
-most of the code was stolen from here: http://github.com/pc/vpnmaker
-i made a gem and converted it to use haml
+most of the code was stolen from here: http://github.com/pc/vpnmaker, thank you!
+i made a gem, converted it to use haml, added bin/vpnmaker cli
 = VPNMaker
 
 VPNMaker takes the teetering jankiness out of setting up and administering OpenVPN.
 
-== Key management
+It comes without any guarantees, the code seems to work for me, your mileage will invariably vary!
+== Usage
+* vpnmaker -h is your best friend
+help format sucks, but it's better then using easy-rsa or doing openssl by hand
+== Example
+>>#vpnmaker init cli conf_name new_dir_path country province city organization organization_unit common_name key_name email
 
+== From the forked version:
+=== Key management
+
 To set up your VPN, run:
 
   irb -r vpnmaker
   >> VPNMaker.generate('foocorp', '/root')
 
@@ -65,11 +73,11 @@
   >> mgr.user('joe')
   => {:user=>"joe", :revoked=>[0, 1], :email=>"[e-mail]", :name=>"Joe Bloggs", :modified=>Mon Oct 11 11:32:10 -0700 2010, :active_key=>1}
 
 Which does the same revocation as in <tt>regenerate_user</tt>, but doesn't generate new keys.
 
-== OpenVPN management
+=== OpenVPN management
 
 To get OpenVPN set up, you should go back and edit <tt>foocorp.config.yaml</tt>, and add the following section:
 
   :server:
     :base_ip: 10.10.10.0
@@ -84,8 +92,8 @@
 
   >> puts mgr.config_generator.server
 
 Which will output a config file that you can copy and paste into <tt>openvpn.conf</tt> on your server. You'll want make sure that the following files exist in <tt>/root/openvpn</tt> (or whatever your root directory is): <tt>ca.crt</tt> (so that the server can verify the validity of client certificates), <tt>dh.pem</tt> (for encryption of the connection), <tt>server.crt</tt> (the server's public key), <tt>server.key</tt> (the server's private key), <tt>ta.key</tt> (shared secret between server and clients), and <tt>crl.pem</tt> (so that the server will reject revoked certificates).
 
-== OpenVPN client
+=== OpenVPN client
 
 Each client will need: <tt>user.key</tt>, <tt>user.crt</tt>, <tt>ca.crt</tt> and <tt>ta.key</tt>. Make sure to enable tls-auth = 1.