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Update INSTALL-cloud.md to reflect new options
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@ -62,14 +62,17 @@ Launch the setup tool at
Answer the following questions when prompted:
Hostname for your Discourse? [discourse.example.com]:
Email address for admin account? [me@example.com]:
Email address for admin account(s)? [me@example.com,you@example.com]:
SMTP server address? [smtp.example.com]:
SMTP user name? [postmaster@discourse.example.com]:
SMTP port [587]:
SMTP password? []:
SMTP port? [587]:
SMTP user name? [user@example.com]:
SMTP password? [pa$$word]:
Let's Encrypt account email? (ENTER to skip) [me@example.com]:
This will generate an `app.yml` configuration file on your behalf, and then kicks off bootstrap. Bootstrapping takes between **2-8 minutes** to set up your Discourse. If you need to change these settings after bootstrapping, you can run `./discourse-setup` again (it will read your old values from the file) or edit `/containers/app.yml` with `nano` and then `./launcher rebuild app`, otherwise your changes will not take effect.
**NOTE:** You should not attempt to enable Let's Encrypt unless the DNS record for hostname resolves to your server. You can run `./discourse-setup` again later to make any changes.
### Start Discourse
Once bootstrapping is complete, your Discourse should be accessible in your web browser via the domain name `discourse.example.com` you entered earlier, provided you configured DNS. If not, you can visit the server IP directly, e.g. `http://192.168.1.1`.