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Updated docs for multiple backup hosts

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@ -40,9 +40,11 @@ p2pool.exe --host 127.0.0.1 --rpc-port 18081 --zmq-port 18083 --wallet YOUR_WALL
### Multiple backup hosts
You can have multiple hosts in command line. Each new host uses RPC and zmq-pub port numbers from the previous host (or default 18081/18083 if none were specified).
You can have multiple hosts in command line. If P2Pool detects that the host it's currently using is down or stuck, it will cycle through hosts until it finds a working one. It will not switch back as long as the current host it found is working.
In this example, you have local Monero node running on ports 18081/18083 (RPC/zmq-pub), and several backup nodes running on ports 18089/18084. If P2Pool detects that the node it's currently using is unavailable or stuck, it will cycle to the next node in the list.
Each new host uses RPC and zmq-pub port numbers from the previous host (or default 18081/18083 if none were specified). Note that `--rpc-login` is not copied from the previous host, you must specify it for each host that has username/password.
In this example, you have local Monero host running on ports 18081/18083 (RPC/zmq-pub), and several backup hosts running on ports 18089/18084.
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