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 step.sh is for my use when testing the script on a CloudKey running an update of UNIFI that has not been fully tested by me or others. Copy step.sh to the same folder as own.sh (I use /root/) and make it executable. Then simply `./step.sh run` will read the file own.sh upto the next line starting with `apt -y` and then output those lines to the terminal giving you enough time to read through it if you need to before executing only those lines. 
 
-Then you can reboot the CloudKey and check if it comes back online. If it doesn't then do a hardware factory reset and contact me on reddit (u/thisiszeev) and I will set up a time where I can help you get around the cause of that part of the script failing. If it does come back online, then simply `./step.sh run` again and it will read the file further until it reaches the `next apt -y`.
+Then you can reboot the CloudKey and check if it comes back online. If it doesn't then do a hardware factory reset and contact me on reddit (u/thisiszeev) and I will set up a time where I can help you get around the cause of that part of the script failing. If it does come back online, then simply `./step.sh run` again and it will read the file further until it reaches the next `apt -y`.
 
 step.sh is not need if own.sh results in UNIFI free CloudKey...
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