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README.md

Authserver: Terms of Service plugin

This Authserver plugin that requires users to accept some terms of service before they can use their account.

Installation

./plugin.sh install vierbergenlars/authserver-tos-bundle

For more details, see the Authserver plugin documentation.

Configuration

You can configure the bundle in the authserver app/config/parameters.yml file.

Set tos.url to a link to your terms of service. Set tos.version to the version of your terms of service. This number should be increased every time the terms of service change, so users get prompted to accept the new terms. The version of the latest accepted version is stored per user. If the stored number is lower than the configured version, the user is prompted.