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# Post-installation instructions
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Although the [installer](install.md) automates most of the configuration, some manual steps are still required.
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## Access without SAML
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Once installed, services are accessible without SAML, it can be useful to complete or check some configuration.
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login detail are defined in `dd.conf`.
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| Service | Variables | Login without SAML |
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| ------ | --------- | ---------------- |
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| Moodle | `MOODLE_ADMIN_*` |`https://moodle.DOMAIN/login/index.php?saml=off` |
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| Nextcloud | `NEXTCLOUD_ADMIN_*` | `https://nextcloud.DOMAIN/login?direct=1` |
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| Wordpress | `WORDPRESS_ADMIN_*` | `https://wp.DOMAIN/wp-login.php?normal` |
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| Keycloak | `KEYCLOAK_*` | `https://sso.DOMAIN/auth/admin/master/console` |
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| Admin | `DDADMIN_*` | `https://admin.DOMAIN` |
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## SAML user for testing
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To be able to check all services you need to create a SAML user.
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This is done in administration application in https://admin.DOMAIN.
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There follow next steps:
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- Create a group, for example: "teachers"
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- Click Resync button.
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- Go to groups and verify that group exists.
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- Go to users and create a "teacher01" of group "teachers" with role "teacher"
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## Activate WAF
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If you wish, you can enable Web Application Firewall/Modsecurity following [these instructions](waf-modsecurity.md).
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## Nextcloud common templates (Optional)
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It is possible to set common templates to all users:
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## Integration Moodle-Nextcloud
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The integration between Moodle and Nextcloud is not automated, next steps must be followed once DD installation has finished.
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### Create a Oauth client in Nextcloud
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- Name: moodle
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- URI: https://moodle.test1.digitaldemocratic.net/admin/oauth2callback.php
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The created **Client ID** and **Secret**, must be added in Moodle's OAuth2.
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### Create the service OAuth2 in Moodle
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https://moodle.test1.digitaldemocratic.net/admin/tool/oauth2/issuers.php
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Create new Nextcloud service
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Configure as this:
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- Name: Nextcloud
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- Client Id: **Client ID**
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- Client Secret: **Secret**
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- [OK] Authenticate token requests via HTTP headers
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- Service base URL: https://nextcloud.test1.digitaldemocratic.net
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To test that it works, click on the next icon:
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And follow the authentication steps that indicates Nextcloud. A green tick, means that configuration is ok and it is working.
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### Enable repository in Moodle
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3. Go to 'Manage repositories' https://moodle.test1.digitaldemocratic.net/admin/repository.php
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Enable and make it visible
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Go to Nextcloud repository configuration:
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Enable both options and save:
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Create an instance of the repository with these values:
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- Name: Nextcloud
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- Issuer: Select the OAuth2 created earlier
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- Folder: ''
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- Supported files: Internal and External
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- Return type: Internal |