as multi line emphasize does not work make it a cite

@@ -47,24 +47,24 @@ This should prevent right drop while changing the effective user id.
 If apache2 does not start it most likely is related to some access rights.
 If apache2 does not start it most likely is related to some access rights.
 Just have a look in the error log as mentioned in this.
 Just have a look in the error log as mentioned in this.
 
 
-**ATTENTION: This module adds data to the kernel random number pool. To do
-this the apache process needs CAP_SYS_ADMIN. Without any role based access
-control this is true only for the root user.
-
-An alternative is to assign CAP_SYS_ADMIN to the apache process. This still
-seems not to be the ideal solution as this would give the apache process
-access to several system internals like de-/activation of swap devices
-mount/unmount, etc. Anyway, this is the best i could figure out.
-
-It would be a good to have a special capabilty just for random pool
-administration but actually i have no clue if and how this might be possible.
-Anyway this still might lead to problems with the security of your encryption
-as an attacker might be able to add own random values to the random pool which
-in turn might compromize your encryption.
-
-Actually i have no good solution for this...maybe it is not a good idea at all
-to generate random numbers this way, i would be lucky to get feedback on this
-issue.**
+> ATTENTION: This module adds data to the kernel random number pool. To do
+> this the apache process needs CAP_SYS_ADMIN. Without any role based access
+> control this is true only for the root user.
+>
+> An alternative is to assign CAP_SYS_ADMIN to the apache process. This still
+> seems not to be the ideal solution as this would give the apache process
+> access to several system internals like de-/activation of swap devices
+> mount/unmount, etc. Anyway, this is the best i could figure out.
+>
+> It would be a good to have a special capabilty just for random pool
+> administration but actually i have no clue if and how this might be possible.
+> Anyway this still might lead to problems with the security of your encryption
+> as an attacker might be able to add own random values to the random pool which
+> in turn might compromize your encryption.
+>
+> Actually i have no good solution for this...maybe it is not a good idea at all
+> to generate random numbers this way, i would be lucky to get feedback on this
+> issue.
 
 
 ## Dependencies
 ## Dependencies