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@@ -1985,9 +1985,9 @@ func main() {
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 #### How It Works:
-1. **Fetch Hostname**: The script retrieves the server's hostname using `os.Hostname()`, which is later sent as part of the request to identify the sender.
-2. **Build Message**: The message is constructed from command-line arguments and passed into the API request.
-3. **Send Notification**: The client sends a GET request to the server, including the API key, hostname, and message content.
+**Fetch Hostname**: The script retrieves the server's hostname using `os.Hostname()`, which is later sent as part of the request to identify the sender.
+**Build Message**: The message is constructed from command-line arguments and passed into the API request.
+**Send Notification**: The client sends a GET request to the server, including the API key, hostname, and message content.
 
 ### Use Cases
 
@@ -2050,11 +2050,11 @@ sudo chmod +x /usr/bin/sshup-all
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 #### How it works:
-1. **User Prompts**: The script prompts the user for their `SSHID` and `KEY`, which are necessary for identifying the container and validating the upload.
-2. **Creating Upload Scripts**:
+**User Prompts**: The script prompts the user for their `SSHID` and `KEY`, which are necessary for identifying the container and validating the upload.
+**Creating Upload Scripts**:
    - `sshup`: A command-line utility for uploading a single file.
    - `sshup-all`: A utility for uploading all files in the current directory.
-3. **Permissions**: The scripts are saved under `/usr/bin/` and made executable, allowing users to run the uploader from anywhere on their system.
+**Permissions**: The scripts are saved under `/usr/bin/` and made executable, allowing users to run the uploader from anywhere on their system.
 
 Once installed, users can upload files using the command `sshup <filename>` and receive an output like:
 
@@ -2093,10 +2093,10 @@ const connection = mysql.createConnection({
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 #### Key Components:
-1. **Express.js**: Handles incoming HTTP requests and manages file uploads.
-2. **multer**: A middleware for handling file uploads.
-3. **cmd-promise**: Used to execute system commands, such as copying the file to the Docker container.
-4. **MySQL Database**: Stores user information, including SSH IDs and keys, to verify upload requests.
+**Express.js**: Handles incoming HTTP requests and manages file uploads.
+**multer**: A middleware for handling file uploads.
+**cmd-promise**: Used to execute system commands, such as copying the file to the Docker container.
+**MySQL Database**: Stores user information, including SSH IDs and keys, to verify upload requests.
 
 #### Upload Logic
 
@@ -2143,11 +2143,11 @@ app.post('/', multer({ dest: "uploads/" }).single('myFile'), (req, res) => {
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 #### Step-by-Step Process:
-1. **Receive File**: The file is uploaded to a temporary directory.
-2. **Verify Key**: The server checks the provided key to ensure the upload is authorized.
-3. **Check Container**: The server checks if the container exists and is running.
-4. **Copy File**: If everything checks out, the file is copied to the user’s container using `docker cp`.
-5. **Cleanup**: The temporary file is removed from the server after the upload is complete.
+**Receive File**: The file is uploaded to a temporary directory.
+**Verify Key**: The server checks the provided key to ensure the upload is authorized.
+**Check Container**: The server checks if the container exists and is running.
+**Copy File**: If everything checks out, the file is copied to the user’s container using `docker cp`.
+**Cleanup**: The temporary file is removed from the server after the upload is complete.
 
 #### Example Output:
 ```bash