Fixing bash commands
Removing ID/server so paste will work
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@ -20,9 +20,9 @@ SSH into your server as the linux user you created during install.<br/><br/>
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__Never__ run any update scripts or commands as the `root` user.<br/>This will mess up permissions and break your installation.<br/><br/>
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Download the update script and run it:<br/>
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```bash
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tactical@tacrmm:~$ wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wh1te909/tacticalrmm/master/update.sh
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tactical@tacrmm:~$ chmod +x update.sh
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tactical@tacrmm:~$ ./update.sh
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wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/wh1te909/tacticalrmm/master/update.sh
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chmod +x update.sh
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./update.sh
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```
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<br/>
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If you are already on the latest version, the update script will notify you of this and return immediately.<br/><br/>
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You can pass the optional `--force` flag to the update script to forcefully run through an update, which will bypass the check for latest version.<br/>
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```bash
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tactical@tacrmm:~$ ./update.sh --force
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./update.sh --force
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```
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This is usefull for a botched update that might have not completed fully.<br/><br/>
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The update script will also fix any permissions that might have gotten messed up during a botched update, or if you accidentally ran the update script as the `root` user.
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```bash
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./update.sh --force
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```
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```
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