Added a couple of paragraphs about plugins and the new options to the README.
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This functionality is activated with the `--log-file FILE` option
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where FILE is the file where the logs should be saved.
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* Authentication plugins: websockify can demand authentication for
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websocket connections and, if you use `--web-auth`, also for normal
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web requests. This functionality is activated with the
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`--auth-plugin CLASS` and `--auth-source ARG` options, where CLASS is
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usually one from auth_plugins.py and ARG is the plugin's configuration.
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* Token plugins: a single instance of websockify can connect clients to
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multiple different pre-configured targets, depending on the token sent
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by the client using the `token` URL parameter or the hostname, if you
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use `--host-token`. This functionality is activated with the
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`--token-plugin CLASS` and `--token-source ARG` options, where CLASS is
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usually one from token_plugins.py and ARG is the plugin's configuration.
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### Implementations of websockify
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The primary implementation of websockify is in python. There are
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