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### Configuring factoriauth
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### Configuring factoriauth
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TBD
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Copy `config.toml.example` to `config.toml` and adjust as necessary.
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### Configuring clients/servers
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### Configuring clients/servers
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auth-server=https://my-auth-server.example/
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auth-server=https://my-auth-server.example/
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```
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```
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Unless your clients are really offline, you also need to override the updater server to an
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NOTE: If a client isn't entirely offline, you also need to override the updater server to an
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invalid/unreachable address, otherwise the client will contact it with an invalid token on startup
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invalid/unreachable address, otherwise the client will contact it with an invalid token on startup
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and prompt for a re-login:
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and prompt for a re-login:
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### Running factoriauth
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### Running factoriauth
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TBD
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Either use `cargo install --path .` and follow its instructions for how to update `$PATH`, then run
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`factoriauth`, or run the program straight from the repository: `cargo run`.
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