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@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ The first time we run **./php.sh** inside */var/www/example* we must have as res
 ><?php phpinfo(); ?>
 
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-####1) You can safely run PHP scripts using ULib’s CGI support.
+#1) You can safely run PHP scripts using ULib’s CGI support.
 
 Run **./php.sh** with argument 1: (we have as output something like that)
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@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ The downside of this approach is the latency caused by the spawn of a new PHP in
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 03/08/15 18:47:51 (pid 18714)> request "/cgi-bin/index.php" run in 219 ms
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-####2) To improve performance we can rely on a separate PHP processor to handle PHP requests proxed by FastCGI protocol. Most often, this processing is handled with php-fpm.
+#2) To improve performance we can rely on a separate PHP processor to handle PHP requests proxed by FastCGI protocol. Most often, this processing is handled with php-fpm.
 
 [See the official PHP documentation for fpm for all possible configuration options.](http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.fpm.configuration.php)
 
@@ -86,7 +86,7 @@ The latency is not changed as we can see in *./log/php2b.log*:
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 03/08/15 20:21:00 (pid 2183)> request "/info.php" run in 8 ms 
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-####3) To get superior performance you will want to embed the PHP interpreter in the Ulib, ie to configure ULib with php embedded (*./configure --with-php-embedded ...*).
+#3) To get superior performance you will want to embed the PHP interpreter in the Ulib, ie to configure ULib with php embedded (*./configure --with-php-embedded ...*).
 
 A bunch of distros (such as Fedora, Red Hat and CentOS) include a *php-embedded* package.
 Install it, along with *php-devel* and you should be able to build ULib with PHP interpreter embedded