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 Install
 =======
 
-<code>git clone http://gitlab.perpetual.name/doctor/certgencli.git CertGenCLI
+<code>git clone http://gitlab.perpetual.name/doctor/certgencli.git CertGenCLI</code>
 
-  cd CertGenCLI
-</code>
+<code>cd CertGenCLI</code>
 
 Either install the python cryptography package 
 
-<code>  apt-get install python-cryptography</code>
+<code>apt-get install python-cryptography</code>
 
 or
 
-<code>  pip install -r requirements.txt</code>
+<code>pip install -r requirements.txt</code>
 
 The latter doesn't appear to work too well on Debian.
 
 Run
 ===
 
-<code>  cli.py -c <County> -s <State> -l <Location> -o <Organisation> -u <Organisation Unit> -n <CN> -r <CRLDP> -p <password> -d <Output Directory></code>
+<code>cli.py -c <County> -s <State> -l <Location> -o <Organisation> -u <Organisation Unit> -n <CN> -r <CRLDP> -p <password> -d <Output Directory></code>
 
 e.g. 
 
- <code> cli.py -d /tmp -n fred.site.com -cGB -sWales -lCardiff -oSomewhere -uSomething -pakjdslfasd</code>
+<code>cli.py -d /tmp -n fred.site.com -cGB -sWales -lCardiff -oSomewhere -uSomething -pakjdslfasd</code>
 
 This will create all the necessary certificates in /tmp