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Update Google OAuth Setup Guide

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Yuhong Sun
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@@ -64,18 +64,17 @@ OAuth is controlled by 4 environment variables, regardless of deployment choice
- `GOOGLE_OAUTH_CLIENT_SECRET=<your client secret from above>`
### Non Dockerized
### Non Containerized
Simply set the above environment variables when running the different Danswer processes.
- The backend api server requires all of them
- The frontend just requires `DISABLE_AUTH=False`
### Docker Compose
If using **docker-compose.dev.yaml**, `DISABLE_AUTH` is set to `True` by default in the yaml file which has higher
priority than the **.env** file. Make sure to delete `DISABLE_AUTH` from the dev yaml.
If using the **docker-compose.prod.yaml**, `DISABLE_AUTH` is not set so no need to edit the yaml.
Then set the 4 environment variables in a file called **.env** under **danswer/deployment/docker_compose**.
Simply set the 4 environment variables in a file called **.env** under **danswer/deployment/docker_compose**.
### Kubernetes
Simply replace the `REPLACE-THIS` values in secrets.yaml with thebase64 encoded client ID and client secret from above.
Kubernetes deployment was designed for production use and assumes that user Auth is a required feature therefore it is
on by default. To set up the required values, replace the `REPLACE-THIS` values in secrets.yaml with thebase64 encoded
client ID and client secret from above.