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 ** Backend
 *** Prerequisites
-- .NET core 3.1
-- Mariadb / mysql
+- .NET Core 3.1
+- MariaDB / MySQL
 
 *** .NET dependancies
 - Nito.AsyncEX
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 - MySql.Data
 - Microsoft.AspNetCore.Mvc.NewtonsoftJson
 - Microsoft.AspNetCore.StaticFiles
+- Microsoft.AspNetCore.Razor
 - Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.SqlServer
 - Microsoft.EntityFrameworkCore.Tools
-- Microsoft.VisualStudio.Web.CodeGeneration.Design
 - Magick.NET-Q8-AnyCPU
 
 *** Setup
-1. Install .NET
+1. Install .NET Core 
 2. Clone and build the BantFlags solution.
 3. Create the database using [[https://github.com/C-xC-c/BantFlags/blob/master/Environment/database.sql][database.sql]].
-  + *Change the password*.
+   + *Change the password*.
 4. configure =BantFlags/appsettings.example.json= with your connection
    string and webroot (where you'll serve the flags from *without a 
    trailing /*) and rename it to =appsettings.json=
-  + The location of the BantFlags application and the served content
-    are not necessarly the same. If you leave it empty, or provide a
-    nonexistant path the application will look for the =wwwroot=
-    folder inside the working directory.
-    + For example, you may place =BantFlags.dll= and
- =appsettings.json= in =/etc/bantflags/= and point =webroot= at
- =/var/www/html= and bantflags will server static content from
-      that directory, or leave =webroot= empty and bantflags will look
-      for static content in =/etc/bantflags/wwwroot=
-5. Add flags to the backend either by querying the database directly 
+   + The location of the BantFlags application and the served content
+     are not necessarly the same. If you leave it empty, or provide a
+     nonexistant path the application will look for the =wwwroot=
+     folder inside the working directory.
+     + For example, you may place =BantFlags.dll= and
+ =appsettings.json= in =/etc/bantflags/= and point =webroot= at
+ =/var/www/html= and bantflags will server static content from
+       that directory, or leave =webroot= empty and bantflags will look
+       for static content in =/etc/bantflags/wwwroot=
+5. Create a folder called =keys= in the directory you will be hosting
+   bantflags from.
+   + E.G. =/etc/bantflags/keys/=
+   + ASP.NET Core uses some cryptic bullshit anti forgery token when
+     processing HTML forms, and it's unable to persistantly store the
+     decryption keys in memory on GNU + Linux. This directory will
+     store said keys when you or users upload flags to /upload. The
+     path is hardcoded to =AppDomain.CurrentDomain.BaseDirectory=,
+     I.E. wherever the program is.
+6. Add flags to the backend either by querying the database directly 
    and placing images *with the same name* in ={webroot}/flags/= or
    by using /upload.
-6. Configure your webserver of choice to forward requests to kestral
-  + [[https://github.com/C-xC-c/BantFlags/blob/master/Environment/nginx.conf][Example nginx config.]]
-7. Run with =dotnet BantFlags.dll= or create a service to run it as a
+7. Configure your webserver of choice to forward requests to kestral
+   + [[https://github.com/C-xC-c/BantFlags/blob/master/Environment/nginx.conf][Example nginx config.]]
+8. Run with =dotnet BantFlags.dll= or create a service to run it as a
    daemon.
-  + [[https://github.com/C-xC-c/BantFlags/blob/master/Environment/bantflags.service][Example systemd service.]]
-8. ???
-9. profit.
+   + [[https://github.com/C-xC-c/BantFlags/blob/master/Environment/bantflags.service][Example systemd service.]]
+9. ???
+10. profit.
 
 *** Database
 Tables look like this: