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Server Administrator Guide
Information for server administrators about deploying and configuring an Enterprise server
GitHub Authentication in Content Fusion Enterprise
How to enable GitHub authentication so users can log in to Content Fusion Enterprise with their GitHub accounts.

Introduction
Introduction to the Oxygen Content Fusion collaboration platform
Getting Started
Information to help you get started with Oxygen Content Fusion.
Working as a Subject-Matter Expert
Users with the Subject-Matter Expert platform user role use Oxygen Content Fusion to review shared content, add feedback, and suggest changes in a review task. They can also create and own review tasks.
Working as an Author
Authors use Oxygen Content Fusion to manage projects, edit content, run reviews, publish deliverables, and work with AI-assisted features.
Projects and Publishing
Information about using and managing Content Fusion projects
Review Tasks
Details about creating, using, and managing review tasks
Server Administrator Guide
Information for server administrators about deploying and configuring an Enterprise server
- Deploying Content Fusion Enterprise on Ubuntu, RHEL, CentOS
  How to install and configure Content Fusion Enterprise on Ubuntu, RHEL, or CentOS.
- Creating a Property File to Impose the Connection to Your Enterprise Server
  How to create a properties file that forces Oxygen XML Editor/Author to connect to your Enterprise server by using a predefined server address.
- Using Custom Frameworks in Content Fusion
  How to upload custom frameworks via Web Author so Content Fusion can support specialized document types and custom editing behavior.
- Uploading Plugins to Extend Content Fusion
  How to upload plugins to Web Author to extend the functionality available in Content Fusion.
- Customizing Options and Features
  How to customize editor options, enable features, and manage spell checker and AutoCorrect term lists in Content Fusion.
- Content Fusion Enterprise Administration Page
  How to access the Content Fusion Enterprise Administration Page and where to configure server options.
- Integrating Oxygen AI Positron for Content Fusion
  How to integrate the Oxygen AI Positron plugin with Content Fusion and where to find installation and feature details.
- Backing Up Content Fusion Data
  How to create, store, and restore backups for a Content Fusion Enterprise deployment.
- Security Hardening Notes
  Information about the main security measures, network requirements, and hardening recommendations for a Content Fusion installation.
- Setting a System Property for the Web-Based Editor
  How to set Java system properties for the web-based editor by updating the container environment configuration.
- Increasing Memory for the Web-Based Editor
  How to increase the memory available to the Content Fusion web-based editor.
- Configuring the Task Executor Container
  How to configure Task Executor Container properties that control memory limits, parallel builds, and metrics retention.
- Configuring Publishing Main Container
  How to configure properties for the Publishing Main Container to control build retention, automatic builds, remote change checks, and console output.
- Disk Space Requirements for Content Fusion
  How Content Fusion uses disk space and how much storage to plan for a server deployment.
- Increasing the Available Disk Space
  How to move Content Fusion data to a larger disk when the current storage becomes full.
- Configuring Web Author Logging in Content Fusion
  How to enable additional logging for the built-in Web Author editor in Content Fusion.
- Google Authentication in Content Fusion Enterprise
  How to enable Google authentication so users can log in to Content Fusion Enterprise with their Google accounts.
- GitHub Authentication in Content Fusion Enterprise
  How to enable GitHub authentication so users can log in to Content Fusion Enterprise with their GitHub accounts.
- Creating Git Access Tokens for Projects
  How to create personal access tokens (PATs) required to connect to Git repositories from Oxygen Content Fusion (for GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, and Azure DevOps).
- Upgrading Content Fusion
  How to move a Content Fusion installation to a newer version.
- Uninstalling Content Fusion Enterprise
  How to uninstall Content Fusion Enterprise and understand which data is kept or removed.
- Restarting Content Fusion Enterprise
  How to restart or stop Content Fusion Enterprise and how to restart the web-based editor after certain configuration changes.
- How to Change the Administration Page Password
  How to change the Content Fusion Administration page password by generating a hashed password, updating the admin user entry, and restarting the server.
- How to Set Up a Proxy to Connect to an External Git Server
  How to set proxy properties for the Documents Storage container so it can connect to an external Git server.
- How to Change Default State of Concurrent Editing for New Review Tasks
  How to turn off the concurrent editing feature by default when new review tasks are created.
- Configuring Firewall Settings for Content Fusion Services
  Details about which external services and endpoints must be reachable for Oxygen Content Fusion Enterprise Server to work properly.
Technical Issues
Information about error messages and known issues for Content Fusion
Web Author vs. Content Fusion
A comparison between Oxygen XML Web Author and Oxygen Content Fusion
Copyright
Legal information

GitHub Authentication in Content Fusion Enterprise

How to enable GitHub authentication so users can log in to Content Fusion Enterprise with their GitHub accounts.

To enable GitHub authentication in your Oxygen Content Fusion Enterprise Server solution, follow these steps:

Create a new GitHub application.
1. Visit this GitHub registration page and complete the details to register a new developer application.
2. For Application name, pick something like "Your Company - Content Fusion".
3. For Authorization callback URL, type https://example.com/api/oauthc/githubId/callback.
  Note:
  https://example.com should be replaced by the location where Content Fusion is hosted.
4. Click Register application.
5. You will be presented with a Client ID and Client Secret. Take note of these 2 values.
On the machine where Content Fusion is installed, add these 2 lines to the /fusion/data/config/api/api.properties file, replacing Client ID and Client Secret with the 2 values from the previous step:
```
gh_id=Client ID
gh_secret=Client Secret
```

Restart the Content Fusion machine.

sudo bash /fusion/admin/stop-content-fusion.sh
sudo bash /fusion/admin/start-content-fusion.sh

Result: Users will now have the option to log in with GitHub credentials when signing into Oxygen Content Fusion.