tenzan  
                
                  
                    June 22, 2015, 10:07am
                   
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              Hello!
For future users, under section Add More Discourse Features please include this tutorial path
  
  
    Go to https://github.com/settings/developers , then look for OAuth Apps in the left menu. Select New OAuth App. Fill in the required fields. 
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Be sure to set the Callback URL to use the path /auth/github/callback at your site domain. e.g., https://discuss.example.com/auth/github/callback 
(Optional) Upload a logo that users will see when signing into GitHub from your site. 
After creating your application, you should see the Client ID and Client Secret. Enter those in the Discourse…
   
 
in the standalone install guide at
  
  
    
      **Set up Discourse in the cloud in under 30 minutes** with zero knowledge of Rails or Linux shell. One example
is [DigitalOcean][do], but these steps will work on any **Docker-compatible** cloud provider or local server. This
walkthrough will go through these in detail:
**[Before you start](#before-you-start)**
1. [Preparing your domain name](#1-preparing-your-domain-name)
2. [Setting up email](#2-setting-up-email)
**[Installation](#installation)**
3. [Create new cloud server](#3-create-new-cloud-server)
4. [Access new cloud server](#4-access-your-cloud-server)
5. [Install Prerequisites for Docker](#5-install-prerequisites-for-docker-debianubuntu-based-distro-example)
6. [Install Discourse](#6-install-discourse)
7. [Edit Discourse configuration](#7-edit-discourse-configuration)
8. [Start Discourse](#8-start-discourse)
9. [Register new account and become admin](#9-register-new-account-and-become-admin)
10. [Post-install maintenance](#10-post-install-maintenance)
11. [(Optional) Add more Discourse features](#11-optional-add-more-discourse-features)
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              I don’t feel GitHub is a large enough auth source for the average source to need that. How many “regular users” log in with GitHub versus, say, Facebook or Google?
             
            
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