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 #### Host installation overview

 

-1. Clone tt-rss repository using Git. **Always use latest Git code from master branch. [Ignore the releases page](https://community.tt-rss.org/t/version-bump-for-ttrss/2655).**

+ - Clone tt-rss repository using Git. **Always use latest Git code from master branch. [Ignore the releases page](https://community.tt-rss.org/t/version-bump-for-ttrss/2655).**

 

 ```

 git clone https://git.tt-rss.org/fox/tt-rss.git tt-rss

@@ -40,41 +40,39 @@ Alternatively, you can clone the repository on your local machine and
 upload files to the server using FTP or any other means available to

 you.

 

-2. Verify that you can open <code>http://your.site/tt-rss/install/</code>

+ - Verify that you can open <code>http://your.site/tt-rss/install/</code>

 

-3. Proceed with the installation using the easy installer. It will ask

+ - Proceed with the installation using the easy installer. It will ask

 your database credentials and a full URL on which tt-rss will be

 accessed, for example <code>http://your.site/tt-rss/install/</code>.

 It is required that the URL is an externally accessible one (if any),

 don’t use <code>localhost</code> there. If you are deploying tt-rss on LAN, 

 you can disregard this requirement.

 

-4. Easy installer will generate <code>config.php</code> for you,

+ - Easy installer will generate <code>config.php</code> for you,

 after you have entered your database credentials and initialized tt-rss

 database. You will need to either copy text from the installer and paste

 it into <code>config.php</code> on the server, or, if possible, the

 installer will be able to do it for you automatically.

 

-5. It is suggested that you read through <code>config.php</code> to see

+ - It is suggested that you read through <code>config.php</code> to see

 if you need to enable additional functionality or change default

 configuration values.

 

-5. After finishing with the installer, open your Tiny Tiny RSS

+ - After finishing with the installer, open your Tiny Tiny RSS

 installation at <code>http://yoursite/tt-rss/</code> and login with

 default credentials (username: <code>admin</code>, password:

 <code>password</code>).

 

-6. **Open preferences and change your password!**

+- **Open preferences and change your password!**

 

-7. You will also need to decide on the method tt-rss uses to update

+- You will also need to decide on the method tt-rss uses to update

 feeds. This is a separate topic, outlined in [UpdatingFeeds](wiki/UpdatingFeeds).

 

-7. If all went well, you may proceed to use tt-rss normally. Create a

+- If all went well, you may proceed to use tt-rss normally. Create a

 separate non-admin user, login under it, and start importing your feeds,

 subscribing, and configure it to your taste.

 

-8. That’s all!

-

 Don’t forget to read [UpdatingFeeds](wiki/UpdatingFeeds) otherwise your feeds won’t update

 automatically.