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Before diving in you have to check your Hubl Server supports the following LDP packages:
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* djangoldp_account
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* djangoldp_community
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* djangoldp_notification
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* djangoldp_profile
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* djangoldp_skill
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* `authority` is the OpenID Provider. Usually, if you use `djangoldp-account` it's the same as your djangoldp server.
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* `endpoints.users` is the API endpoints for Users on your djangoldp server.
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### Communities
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Communities are mandatory to have an Hubl. If you're upgrading an existion Hubl, you can assign all your local users to a community this way:
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```bash
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./manage.py create_community --name="My community"
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```
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Don't forget to set some users as admin from the Django Admin if you want to allow them to create new users from app.
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### Optional personalisation
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On `config.json`:
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