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add certbot readme and updated social auth readme

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Ronny Abraham 2019-07-01 20:26:34 +03:00
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certbot looks through all configuration files and modifies them for ssl

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- https://ronnyabraham.com/oauth/complete/facebook/
6. use letsencrypt to create ssl keys
### setting up facebook
1. if used for testing make sure you set the app FOR TESTING you have to do this in the create app stage
2. [select create test app from the app you like](https://imgur.com/RzK3pS3)
3. go to settings->basic get the app-id and app-secret
4. go to Settings-Basic-App Domains and add your FQDN (ie. mycrustyass.com)
5. go to Settings-Basic-Website (it's near the bottom, add website if it isn't there), add the site URL with it's prefix ie http or https.
Step 5 is VERY IMPORTANT b/c facebook doesn't recognize http prefix.
You must have SSL set up. But this is NOT the caes with localhost!
6. in Settings-Products add Facebook Login then set Web OAuth Login to true
7. Settings-Products-Facebook Login add Valid OAuth redirect calls.
Important! You must find out what the specific redirect call looks like. Once again, facebook doesn't require this for localhost, but for a named host it does
e.g. https://mycrustyass.com/oauth/complete/facebook/
8. test this URL in the Settings-Products-FAcebook Login-Redirect URL Validator