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# Documize Community Edition
To discover how Documize aims to be helpful, please visit https://documize.com
To discover Documize please visit https://documize.com
Documize® is a registered trade mark of Documize Inc.
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If you navigate to https://localhost:5001 and you want to remove the Chrome warning messages about your invalid self-cert follow the instructions at: https://www.accuweaver.com/2014/09/19/make-chrome-accept-a-self-signed-certificate-on-osx/
If you do not specify a port, Documize will default to port 443 if there are key/cert files, port 80 otherwise.
If you do not specify a port, Documize will default to port ```443``` if there are key/cert files, port ```80``` otherwise.
If you want non-SSL http:// traffic to redirect to the SSL port, use command line flag: -forcesslport=9999
If you want non-SSL http:// traffic to redirect to the SSL port, say from port 9999, use command line flag: ```-forcesslport=9999```
## Ember
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```{"host": "", "port": "", "sender": "", "userid": "", "password": ""}```
To configure SMTP, you must set these values in the JSON as your systems require, using a MySQL tool.
The host is the DNS name of your SMTP server; the port defaults to 587; the sender Documize use is "Documize <hello@documize.com>"; userid and password are your SMTP server credentials.