(Parameters): Removed "Mux port".

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+@c $Id: lyskomd.texi,v 1.13 1999/04/28 22:14:44 ceder Exp $
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@@ -228,22 +228,12 @@ clients.  @var{hostname} may be a FQDN (such as
 @samp{kom.lysator.liu.se}) or an IP number (such as @samp{10.0.0.1}).
 Default is to bind @code{INADDR_ANY}, which means that the server will
 listen to all IP numbers of the computer it is running on.
-This parameter is also used for the mux port.
 
 @item Client port: @var{portname}
 Listen for new clients on port @var{portname}. The default is 4894, which
 is what all clients expect. Do not change this parameter without really
 good reason.
 
-@item Mux port: @var{portname}
-Listen for mux connections on @var{portname}. Muxes can be used to
-multiplex several clients on a single file descriptor. The mux runs as a
-separate process. This was used historically when LysKOM ran on a
-machine were only 20 file descriptors coule be open at once. The mux
-code has not been released. Send a mail to
-@email{bug-lyskom@@lysator.liu.se} if you need it. The default port
-number is 4895.
-
 @item Presentation of conferences: @var{int}
 The number of the conference where presentations should be sent. 
 Defaults to 1. This option is ignored in lyskomd 1.9 and later. Set this