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@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ Chat service written in Rust. Includes server and client applications.
 ![demo](https://drop.davy.page/hRMXlkDN/Mar-01-2023%2013-44-04.gif)
 
 ## How to run the terminal chat server?
-The easiest way to do it is to build a docker image and then run it. There's already a [ready-to-use Dockerfile](https://github.com/IDSaves/terminal-chat/blob/master/server/Dockerfile) so you just go with a `docker build -t <imagegame> .` inside a server's directory. After you built a docker image just type in docker run <imagename> -p <your port>:8080.
+The easiest way to do it is to build a docker image and then run it. There's already a [ready-to-use Dockerfile](https://github.com/IDSaves/terminal-chat/blob/master/server/Dockerfile) so you just go with a `docker build -t <imagename> .` inside a server's directory. After you built a docker image just type in `docker run <imagename> -p <your port>:8080`.
 
 If you don't wanna use docker you can install the server's package directly on your computer by typing `cargo install`. Of course you will need to install Rust before you do it :).
 ## How to use the terminal chat client?

diff --git a/server/README.md b/server/README.md
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 # Terminal Chat server
 
 ## How to run the terminal chat server?
-The easiest way to do it is to build a docker image and then run it. There's already a [ready-to-use Dockerfile](https://github.com/IDSaves/terminal-chat/blob/master/server/Dockerfile) so you just go with a `docker build -t <imagegame> .` inside a server's directory. After you built a docker image just type in docker run <imagename> -p <your port>:8080.
+The easiest way to do it is to build a docker image and then run it. There's already a [ready-to-use Dockerfile](https://github.com/IDSaves/terminal-chat/blob/master/server/Dockerfile) so you just go with a `docker build -t <imagename> .` inside a server's directory. After you built a docker image just type in `docker run <imagename> -p <your port>:8080`.
 
 If you don't wanna use docker you can install the server's package directly on your computer by typing `cargo install`. Of course you will need to install Rust before you do it :).