anchor.diff:  					| above the
   					code server=
   					| statement.
  +				
  +				h4 Manual configuration (other systems)
  +				p
  +					| After installing ddclient, you can start with a
  +					code ddclient.conf
  +					| configuration file similar to this one, with the three placeholders replaced by your domain name and password:
  +				pre
  +					| protocol=dyndns2
  +					| use=cmd, cmd='curl https://checkipv4.dedyn.io/'
  +					| ssl=yes
  +					| server=update.dedyn.io
  +					| login=[domain]
  +					| password='[password]'
  +					| [domain]
   				
   				h4 Test Your Setup
   				p
  
positive.code: 
  
  				h3(id="option2") Option 2: Use ddclient
  				p
  					| If you're on Debian, Ubuntu or any other Linux distribution that provides you with the ddclient package, 
  					| you can use it to update your IP address with our servers. Although there is no official IPv6 support in 
  					| ddclient yet, you can use it to update your IPv6 address under certain conditions (see below).
  				h4 Install ddclient
  				p
  					| To install ddclient, use
  					code sudo apt-get install ddclient
  
negative.code: 					code update.dedyn.io
  					| as the dynamic DNS server. Next, tell ddclient to use the "dyndns2" protocol to perform updates. Afterwards, enter the username and password we sent you via email upon registration.
  					| Last, tell ddclient how to detect your IP address, your domain name and the update interval.
  				h5 Enable SSL by Default
  				p
  					| ddclient doesn't use SSL by default. To fix this, open
  					code /etc/ddclient.conf
  