Configura l'accesso Discord per Discourse

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This guide explains how to set up and configure Discord as a login option for your Discourse forum, including how to restrict access to specific Discord guilds.

Required user level: Administrator

Once configured, Discord will appear as a login option alongside other authentication methods on your forum:

Setting up Discord OAuth2

Creating a Discord application

1. Visit the Discord developer portal
2. Click “New Application”
3. Enter a name, upload an icon, and add a description for your application
   • These details will be shown to users during the login process

Configuring OAuth2 settings

1. Navigate to the “OAuth2” tab in the left sidebar

2. Copy the “Client ID” and “Client Secret”
   • If the secret isn’t visible, click “Reset Secret” to generate a new one
3. Add your redirect URL:
   • Format: https://your-discourse-site.com/auth/discord/callback
   • Do not include a trailing slash
4. Click “Save Changes”

Enabling Discord login in Discourse

1. In your Discourse admin settings, enter the Client ID in the discord_client_id setting
2. Enter the Client Secret in the discord_client_secret setting
3. Enable the enable_discord_logins setting

Restricting access to specific Discord guilds

You can limit Discord login to members of specific Discord guilds (servers).

Finding your guild ID

1. Open Discord in your browser
2. Navigate to any channel in your guild
3. Look at the URL: https://discordapp.com/channels/{guild_id}/{channel_id}
4. Copy the first number (guild_id) from the URL
   • Example: In https://discordapp.com/channels/123/456, the guild ID is 123

Configuring guild restrictions

1. In your Discourse admin settings, locate the discord_trusted_guilds setting
2. Add your guild ID(s)
   • You can add multiple guild IDs if needed

When guild restriction is enabled:

• Members of trusted guilds will log in normally
• Other users will see an error message
• You can customize this message under Customize → Text, search for discord.not_in_allowed_guild

If you’re using guild restrictions for security, disable all other login methods in your Discourse settings.

Next steps

Consider setting up the chat-integration plugin to push important Discourse topics to your Discord channels.

Last edited by @jessii 2024-12-11T19:59:00Z

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Gli ID dei canali su Discord non iniziano ora con discord.com? Quando uso Discord sul web è sempre stato discord.com/channels/[guild_id]/[channel_id] negli ultimi anni circa.

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Sembra che questa guida sia piuttosto obsoleta. Nell’interfaccia di amministrazione di Discourse è possibile specificare:

• Abilita accessi Discord
• ID client Discord
• Segreto Discord
• Guild fidate Discord (facoltativo)

Nel frattempo, nell’interfaccia degli sviluppatori di Discord, abbiamo:

• Nome
• Descrizione (facoltativo)
• ID applicazione
• Chiave pubblica
• URL endpoint interazioni (facoltativo)
• URL verifica ruoli collegati (facoltativo)

Supponendo che

• ID client Discord sia l’ID applicazione, e
• Segreto Discord sia lo stesso della Chiave pubblica, e
• lasciando vuote le opzioni facoltative,

ciò si traduce in un errore Discord durante il tentativo di autenticazione:

Se provo a impostare l’URL endpoint interazioni su
https://forum.example.com/auth/discord/callback, ottengo

Errori di convalida:
    interactions_endpoint_url: L'URL dell'endpoint delle interazioni specificato non è stato verificato.

nell’interfaccia di sviluppo di Discord.

Qual è la procedura corretta per configurare questo?