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some clarifications about what records the DB needs to have #46

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Expand Up @@ -17,13 +17,18 @@ Use [Composer](http://getcomposer.org/) to install this application:
$ curl -s http://getcomposer.org/installer | php
$ ./composer.phar install

The demo app also makes use of SQLite3 so you will need to install the SQLite3 PHP extension.

**WebHost Configuration**

Silex requires you to [configure your web server](http://silex.sensiolabs.org/doc/web_servers.html) to run it.

**Permissions**

Run the command `$ chmod -R 777 data/` in the project root so that the web server can create the sqlite file.
Run the command `$ chown $WEB_SERVER_USER.$WEB_SERVER_GROUP data/ && chmod 775 $WEB_SERVER_USER.$WEB_SERVER_USER data/` in the project root so that the web server can create the sqlite file.

Where $WEB_SERVER_USER and $WEB_SERVER_GROUP are the user and group your webserver runs as.


What Does This App Do??
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"resource_route": "access",
"resource_method": "GET",
"resource_params": {},
"user_credentials": ["user", "passwd"],
"http_options": { "exceptions": false },
"curl_options": {}
}

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"authorize_route": "https://myapp.com/authorize",
"resource_route": "https://api.myapp.com/profile",
"resource_method": "POST",
"resource_params": { "debug": true }
"user_credentials": ["user", "passwd"],
"resource_params": { "debug": true },
"http_options": { "exceptions": false },
"curl_options": { "http_port": 443, "verifyssl": false }
}

The client_id and client_secret should match what you have in your oauth_clients table, for instance, consider this insert statement:
```
mysql> INSERT INTO oauth_clients (client_id, client_secret, redirect_uri) VALUES ("OAuth Demo Application", "a3b4b74330724a927bec", "http://yourdemoapp/web/index.php/client/receive_authcode");
```

The user_credentials should match what you have in your oauth_users table, for instance:
```
mysql> insert into oauth_users values('user','sha1ofthepasswordstring','Name', 'Last');
```

The above example uses a new client to authenticate against a fictional oauth server at `myapp.com`.
This is very useful when testing your application in production

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