I would like to create a terms of service pop-up for new members that would make them read and initial before getting access. Is there any kind of feature to make something like that?
I've been looking around off and on all day. But is anyone aware of an OAuth Service Provider? For example, for our site we are looking to implement OAuth across all of our applications for Single Sign On. We are hoping to outsource it to alleviate some of our development and free us up to work on other things.
Thanks!
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@psychobunny I went for a different approach so we not treading on each others shoes, hosting wise
Not yet, but I will.
I installed UbuntuServer on Virtualbox of MacOSX and logged in via SSH (and tmux)
redis-server can be installed via apt-get, and node.js is also straightforward in some way (obviously bunch of info available on the net).
Currently, I studies email functionality of nodeBB.
I probably use Amazon SES, but it seems that there is no nodebb-plugin for that yet.
So, that is the major problem for now, and wonder how other guys manage that.
Perhaps, I end up with developing the plug-in by my own.
