Fix rclone instalation guide

object-storage/rclone.md

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ This guide serves for rclone tool configuration. Rclone is the swiss knife for c
 ## Downloading and installation of rclone tool
 Firstly you need to download and unzip the desired [rclone](https://rclone.org/downloads/) version according to the system you operate.
 
-> [color=#F1C232] :warning: **We strongly recommend** to use up-to-date versions of rclone tool available at [rclone websites](https://rclone.org/downloads/). Using rclone version from system repositories can cause some errors due to the outdated rclone version. In case of a manual installation into the user profile, see below, you can use for an update following command:
+> :warning: **We strongly recommend** to use up-to-date versions of rclone tool available at [rclone websites](https://rclone.org/downloads/). Using rclone version from system repositories can cause some errors due to the outdated rclone version. In case of a manual installation into the user profile, see below, you can use for an update following command:
 **```rclone selfupdate```**
 
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@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ In the last step, we need to put the path to the rclone binary file into PATH en
 ```PATH=/home/user/bin:$PATH```
 
 
-> [color=#93C47D] :bulb: For **persistent presence** of the rclone binary file path in the PATH variable you can add the following line into **.bashrc file**:
+> :bulb: For **persistent presence** of the rclone binary file path in the PATH variable you can add the following line into **.bashrc file**:
 > 
 > ```echo 'PATH=/home/user/bin:$PATH' >> .bashrc```
 > 
@@ -41,7 +41,7 @@ In the end, we can make a quick check of PATH variable, whether the desired path
 
 ```echo $PATH```
 
-> [color=#F1C232] :warning: In case you have installed the rclone using the steps above, you can then use the following command to update rclone:
+> :warning: In case you have installed the rclone using the steps above, you can then use the following command to update rclone:
 > **```rclone selfupdate```**
 > ```2022/08/25 11:54:07 NOTICE: Successfully updated rclone from version v1.59.0 to version v1.59.1```
 
@@ -57,3 +57,22 @@ In the displayed directory you can click right mouse button -> **New** –> **Di
 
 In the next step click to **Start (1)** and search for **Edit the system environment variables (2)**.
 ![](rclone-screenshots/rclone-path-win1.png)
+
+Then click at **Environment variables (1)** in the displayed window.
+![](rclone-screenshots/rclone-path-win2.png)
+
+In the section User variables for **UserXY (1)** you will select the line with variable **Path (2)** and then you will click on the **Edit (3)** button.
+![](rclone-screenshots/rclone-path-win3.png)
+
+You can add the new path by clicking on the **New (1)** button and then you have to insert the path to the pre-prepared **“bin” folder (2)**, see below. The setup is then confirmed by clicking on the **OK (3)** button.
+
+```%USERPROFILE%\bin```
+
+![](rclone-screenshots/rclone-path-win4.png)
+
+
+In the end, you will click **OK** and **Apply**.
+
+> :warning: In case you have installed the rclone using the steps above, you can then use the following command to update rclone:
+> **```rclone selfupdate```**
+> ```2022/08/25 11:54:07 NOTICE: Successfully updated rclone from version v1.59.0 to version v1.59.1```

object-storage/s3-service.md

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ S3 service utilizes similar name convention as AWS S3. The convention is “buck
 
 In case your client considers the endpoint as native AWS you have to switch to S3 compatible endpoint. Most of the clients can automatically process both formattings. However, in some cases is necessary to specify the format explicitly.
 
-> [color=#93C47D] :bulb: **How to get S3 service?**
+> :bulb: **How to get S3 service?**
 To connect to S3 service you have to contact Data Storage support at:
 du-support@cesnet.cz