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FIX: sso provider copyedit

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Maja Komel 2018-10-30 10:02:22 +01:00
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@ -1330,7 +1330,7 @@ en:
enable_sso: "Enable single sign on via an external site (WARNING: USERS' EMAIL ADDRESSES *MUST* BE VALIDATED BY THE EXTERNAL SITE!)" enable_sso: "Enable single sign on via an external site (WARNING: USERS' EMAIL ADDRESSES *MUST* BE VALIDATED BY THE EXTERNAL SITE!)"
verbose_sso_logging: "Log verbose SSO related diagnostics to <a href='/logs' target='_blank'>/logs</a>" verbose_sso_logging: "Log verbose SSO related diagnostics to <a href='/logs' target='_blank'>/logs</a>"
enable_sso_provider: "Implement Discourse SSO provider protocol at the /session/sso_provider endpoint, requires sso_secret to be set" enable_sso_provider: "Implement Discourse SSO provider protocol at the /session/sso_provider endpoint, requires sso_provider_secrets to be set"
sso_url: "URL of single sign on endpoint (must include http:// or https://)" sso_url: "URL of single sign on endpoint (must include http:// or https://)"
sso_secret: "Secret string used to cryptographically authenticate SSO information, be sure it is 10 characters or longer" sso_secret: "Secret string used to cryptographically authenticate SSO information, be sure it is 10 characters or longer"
sso_provider_secrets: "A list of domain-secret pairs that are using Discourse as a SSO provider. Make sure SSO secret is 10 characters or longer. Wildcard symbol * can be used to match any domain or only a part of it (e.g. *.example.com)." sso_provider_secrets: "A list of domain-secret pairs that are using Discourse as a SSO provider. Make sure SSO secret is 10 characters or longer. Wildcard symbol * can be used to match any domain or only a part of it (e.g. *.example.com)."