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@@ -6,50 +6,49 @@ To use the included Bash script to implement a two-factor authentication layer (
      ``` bash
      git clone https://github.com/carligithub400/literate-auth/
      ```
-     Make sure it has execution rights:
-
-     ``` bash
-     chmod a+xrw literate-auth/
-      ```
-
-3. **Set up a Telegram bot:**
+
+2. **Set up a Telegram bot:**
      - Create a new Telegram bot by talking to the BotFather on Telegram. Make a note of the token provided.
 
-4. **Get your chat ID:**
+3. **Get your chat ID:**
      - Start a chat with your newly created bot on Telegram.
      - Visit the following URL and replace `<YOUR_BOT_TOKEN>` with your actual bot token: `https://api.telegram.org/bot<YOUR_BOT_TOKEN>/getUpdates`
      - Look for the 'chat' part in the answer. The `id` field in the `chat` object is your chat ID. Make a note of it.
 
-5. **Edit the script:**
+4. **Edit the script:**
      - Open the script in a text editor and replace "token" with your Telegram bot token and "id" with your chat ID.
 
-6. **Run the script:**
+5. **Run the script:**
      - Run the script in your terminal:
 
        ``` bash
        bash literate-auth/main.sh
        ```
 
-7. **Follow the directions:**
+6. **Follow the directions:**
      - The script will generate a random 6-digit challenge and send it to your Telegram bot.
      - You will be asked to enter the challenge answer without the entry being displayed.
      - Type the correct answer to continue.
 
-8. **Access to the scale:**
+7. **Access to the scale:**
      - If the answer is correct, the script grants access to the `/bin/bash` shell.
      - If the answer is incorrect, the connection will be disconnected.
 
-9. **Cleanup:**
+8. **Cleanup:**
      - After successful authentication, the script deletes the challenge file.
 
-10. **Create a user and connect to ssh**
+9. **Create a user and connect to ssh**
       - Create a user with the command that has the code main.sh as the default shell.
 
       ``` bash
          sudo adduser $user --shell=$path_main.sh
        ```
       - Change $user with the name of the user and $path_main.sh with the path of the cloned code.
+      -Make sure it has execution rights:
 
+     ``` bash
+     chmod a+xrw literate-auth/
+      ```
       - Ssh to the user and if all goes well it will say that you have to enter a code.
 
 **Important Considerations:**