fix: documentation styling codeblocks #2802
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Why remove bash from some of these?
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The reason is, at first I only paid attention to remove the indented blocks. only afterwards I thought about correct format and changed the blocks again.
| Error: The locale requested by the environment is invalid. | ||
| Error: could not create default cluster. Please create it manually with pg_createcluster 10 main –start, | ||
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Some of these error notification example blocks use bash. This one doesn't, we should decide on one approach or the other and then use it consistently.
| If generation was successful the output should be simply: | ||
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Here as well, why remove bash?
| Add the key id to `/etc/xroad/conf.d/local.ini` file (editing the file requires restarting X-Road services), e.g.: | ||
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I am guessing this should be ini?
| * Network connections to PostgreSQL port (tcp/5432) are allowed from the Central Server to the remote database server. | ||
| 1. Shutdown X-Road processes. | ||
| 1. Shutdown X-Road processes. |
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Two spaces between the numbering and text seems strange, is this intended?
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I did so, because it was also done in other documents, like ug-sc_x-road_signer-console_user_guide.md:306
But its not done in this file, so I will make it 1.
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| PasswordAuthentication no | ||
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This is probably more ini than bash.
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| archive-transfer-command=/usr/share/xroad/scripts/archive-http-transporter.sh -r http://my-archiving-server/cgi-bin/upload | ||
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| To edit the value of a system parameter already inserted into the *system_parameters* table: | ||
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| UPDATE system_parameters SET value = '*parameter_value*', updated_at = (now() at time zone 'utc') WHERE key = 'parameter_name'; | ||
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Do we have a sql option, it would be more appropriate?
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