This should create a directory *lmgc90_user*. Once the previous line has been run, all next `git` commands should be run from this *lmgc90_user* directory.
To update to the latest state run from a terminal in your *lmgc90_user*:
```
git pull origin master
git pull origin master
```
```
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```
```
git config http.sslCAInfo path_to_your_pem_file
git config http.sslCAInfo path_to_your_pem_file
```
```
## <a name=winversion>Windows</a> ##
### Installing git ###
If you do not have a `git` client already installed on your system, download it
from [here](https://git-scm.com/downloads) and then install it.
### Downloading LMGC90 ###
Currently the graphical interface provided with the `git` software cannot be used
to download LMGC90. The only available way is to use a terminal, to do this run
the `Git BASH` software recently installed. This will open a black window in which
you will be able to run commands executed when typing the *return* key.
First you must choose a directory in which you will download the software. In this example
let's say that a *LMGC90* directory has been created on the desktop. You must run the
following commands to place the terminal in the corresponding directory:
If web server security is an issue for you, check [here](#secissue).
This should create a directory *lmgc90_user*. Once the previous line has been run, all next `git` commands should be run from this *lmgc90_user* directory.
To update to the latest state run from a terminal in your *lmgc90_user*:
