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## Step 3: Updating Debian
The `apt-get` package manager is used to bring your machine up to date and to install `gnupg`, the random-number generator `haveged`, and the uncomplicated firewall `ufw`.
The `apt-get` package manager is used to bring your machine up to date and to install `gnupg`, `git`, the random-number generators `haveged` and `xxd`, and the uncomplicated firewall `ufw`.
The `apt-get` commands are run with `-y`, which should force all questions to be answered "yes", and allow the script to be run without interaction (e.g., as a StackScript). That failed with the Debian 13 update, with some questions going unanswered and locking up the script, so the `-o Dpkg::Options::="--force-confdef" -o Dpkg::Options::="--force-confold"` options were added to say, "We're really serious, no questions!"
Your machine is setup to automatically stay up to date with `echo "unattended-upgrades unattended-upgrades/enable_auto_updates boolean true" | debconf-set-selections`.
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A `standup` user is created, which will be used for your Bitcoin applications. It also has `sudo` permissions, allowing you to take privileged actions with this account.
If you supplied an SSH key, it will allow you access to this account (otherwise, you must use the password you created in setup).
If you supplied a Standup SSH key, it will allow you access to this account (otherwise, you must use the password you created in setup).
If you supplied an IP address, `ssh` access will be limited to that address, per `/etc/hosts.allow`.