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Following are the steps to Setup Nginx in enigma
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1.**Pre-requisistes**
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- Should have a host(domain) with ssl certificats that can be attached to nginx.
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- Make sure the host points the public IP of the machine in which enigma is running on. (i.e., create an dns A record with host pointing to public IP of machine)
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2. Create a folder in the root folder of enigma named `certs` which contains ssl certificate and key.
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#### Configuring secondary approver for access modules
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- Any access requested by the user has to go though the approver which will then be granted accordingly. Engima allows to configure approvers for access modules to be at most 2 approvers for a request.
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- By default access modules are configured to have single approver for request to proceed. The user with the permission `ACCESS_APPROVE` is allowed to approve or decline the request in that case.
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- Any access requested by the user has to go though the approver which will then be granted accordingly. Engima allows to configure approvers for access modules to be at most 2 approvers for a request.
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- By default access modules are configured to have single approver for request to proceed. The user with the permission `ACCESS_APPROVE` is allowed to approve or decline the request in that case.
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- You can configure an access module to have a secondary approver if necessary. This can be done by overriding a function in module class which inherits from BaseEmailAccess class in `access.py` of the access module.
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- Overide `fetch_approver_permissions` function which return
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- Overide `fetch_approver_permissions` function which return
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