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Formatting and grammar fixes. #50

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Expand Up @@ -53,7 +53,7 @@ Once your project has been created, log in to your Google Account and visit the
menu. Select "Credentials". Under the "OAuth" section, select "Create New
Client ID". Specify the [Installed Application](https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/OAuth2#installed)
Application type with sub-type "Other", then "Create Client ID". These
actions will generate a new "Client ID", "Client secret", and "Redirect URI's".
actions will generate a new "Client ID", "Client secret", and "Redirect URIs".

This knife plugin includes a `setup` sub-command that requires you to
supply the client ID and secret in order to obtain an "authorization
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set SSL_CERT_FILE = C:\cacert.pem
```

On Linux system the configuration for SSL certificate validation is present by default.
On a Linux system, the configuration for SSL certificate validation is present
by default.

Depending on your system's configuration, you may need to run this command
with root/Administrator privileges.
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file and *not* the public key file.

If you would like to set up your server with a service account, provide
the --gce-service-account-scopes argument during server creation. The service
the `--gce-service-account-scopes` argument during server creation. The service
account associated with your project will be used by default unless otherwise
specified with the optional --gce-service-account-name argument.
specified with the optional `--gce-service-account-name` argument.

See the extended options that also allow bootstrapping the node with
`knife google server create --help`.
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