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* On the "Authentication" page choose "LOCAL-HOST-20721" as server and login with your admin account.
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* Go to "User-Management", choose an email (can be fake, but a real address could come in handy later for password reset etc.) then press "put on whitelist", add a password and finally press "create". Note the message at the bottom indicating your new ID.
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* You should now be able to log-in with your new account (use the ID received during "create" or the email you chose).
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* To upgrade you local server to a full-blown web-server with SSL we recommend to use [Nginx](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nginx) and [Letsencrypt](https://letsencrypt.org/). There are some scripts included in the release bundle to make your life easier but a detailed tutorial is in preparation.
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* To upgrade you local server to a full-blown web-server with SSL we recommend to use [Nginx](https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nginx)(or the integrated SEPIA-Proxy) and [Letsencrypt](https://letsencrypt.org/). There are some scripts included in the release bundle to make your life easier, to get started check the Wiki entry [here](https://github.com/SEPIA-Framework/sepia-docs/wiki/SSL-for-your-Server).
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* If you want to get started quickly (2min) without any additional configuration you can use the included SEPIA Reverse-Proxy (Java) and a neat little tool called "ngrok" to create a temporary, secure web-server:
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* Download and extract ngrok for your OS: https://ngrok.com/download
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* Start the SEPIA Reverse-Proxy with one of the scripts inside the "sepia-reverse-proxy"-folder
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## Version history
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### v2.1.3 - 2018.12.16
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Updated client to v0.15.2 with following changes:
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* Added drag & drop module and applied it to shopping and to-do list for sorting (activate via long-press on item check-button)
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* Added 3-states support for to-do lists (similar to Kanban-cards: open/in-progress/done)
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* Updated to-do/shopping list design and list context-menu in general
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* Updated tutorial with new list features and generally more info
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* Added a help and support button to settings menu (pointing to SEPIA docs page)
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* Improved alarms during AlwaysOn-mode
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* Introduced smart-microphone toggle (enable in settings) that auto-activates mic on voice based questions (beta)
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* Added new skins 'Study', 'Odyssey1', 'Odyssey2', 'Professional' (with less rounded corners ^^), reworked 'NeoSepiaDark' and changed old one to 'Malachite', updated 'Grid' and tweaked other styles
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* Fixed some bugs in GPS event handling
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* Improved handling of large lists to show them more often in 'big-results'-view and sorted time-events by date
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* Split Alarms/Timers button in shortcuts into 2 buttons
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