Add a new parameter to have an option to choose TCP socket creation

README.md

@@ -42,6 +42,7 @@ this is the recommended way to install this ACAP.
 > Meanwhile, the solution is to allow root to be able to install the Docker Compose ACAP.
 >
 > On the web page of the device:
+>
 > 1. Go to the Apps page, toggle on `Allow root-privileged apps`.
 > 1. Go to System -> Account page, under SSH accounts toggle off `Restrict root access` to be able to send the TLS certificates. Make sure to set the password of the `root` SSH user.
 
@@ -76,21 +77,35 @@ It's also possible to build and use a locally built image. See the
 
 ## Securing the Docker Compose ACAP using TLS
 
-The Docker Compose ACAP can be run either unsecured or in TLS mode. The Docker Compose ACAP uses
-TLS as default. Use the "Use TLS" dropdown in the web interface to switch
-between the two different modes. It's also possible to toggle this option by
-calling the parameter management API in [VAPIX](https://www.axis.com/vapix-library/) and setting the
-`root.dockerdwrapperwithcompose.UseTLS` parameter to `yes` or `no`. The following commands would
-enable TLS:
+The Docker Compose ACAP application can be run in either TLS mode or unsecured mode. The Docker Compose
+ACAP application uses TLS mode by default. These modes can be used with or without TCP and IPC sockets.
+It should be noted that if TCP and IPC sockets are not enabled, Dockerd will not start.
+
+Use the "Use TLS" and "TCP Socket" dropdowns in the web interface to switch between the
+two different modes(yes/no). Whenever these settings change, the Docker daemon will automatically restart.
+It's also possible to toggle this option by calling the parameter management API in [VAPIX](https://www.axis.com/vapix-library/)
+and setting `root.dockerdwrapperwithcompose.UseTLS` and `root.dockerdwrapperwithcompose.TCPSocket` parameters
+to `yes` or `no`. The following commands would enable those parameters:
 
 ```sh
 DEVICE_IP=<device ip>
 DEVICE_PASSWORD='<password>'
+```
 
+Enable TLS:
+
+```sh
 curl -s --anyauth -u "root:$DEVICE_PASSWORD" \
   "http://$DEVICE_IP/axis-cgi/param.cgi?action=update&root.dockerdwrapperwithcompose.UseTLS=yes"
 ```
 
+Enable TCP Socket:
+
+```sh
+curl -s --anyauth -u "root:$DEVICE_PASSWORD" \
+  "http://$DEVICE_IP/axis-cgi/param.cgi?action=update&root.dockerdwrapperwithcompose.TCPSocket=yes"
+```
+
 Note that the dockerd service will be restarted every time TLS is activated or
 deactivated. Running the ACAP using TLS requires some additional setup, see next chapter.
 Running the ACAP without TLS requires no further setup.