anchor.diff:  mcc.web.ssl.keystore.type=JKS  # <5>
   ----
   
  -<1> bind interface address. by default it will bind with all the available interface.
  -<2> Enable/disable https. Only one protocol supported at a time. true - `https`, false - `http`.
  +<1> Bind interface address. 0.0.0.0 means it will bind to all available interfaces.
  +<2> Enable/disable https. Only one protocol is supported at a time. true - `https`, false - `http`.
   <3> Port number of `http/https` to access MyController.org server.
  -<4> web files location, no need to touch this one.
  +<4> Web files location, no need to touch this one.
   <5> If `https` is enabled these fields are mandatory.
   
   Default URL: `https://<ip>:8443` (ex: `https://localhost:8443`)
  
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  == About
  
  *MyController.org* is automation controller for home, office or any place.
  Primarly this project started to support http://www.mysensors.org/[MySensors]. But later it expands support to other network also. Considered system resources in mind on development, as a outcome even we can run it on Raspberry PI (256 MB) very first model.
  
  == Localization
  MyController.org supports multiple languages. If you have interest to add/translate your native language for MyController.org send a request on https://www.transifex.com/mycontrollerorg/multi-locale/[Transifex MyController.org locale project]
  
  == System Requirement
  
  MyController.org is a very lightweight server, It required very less resource, believe me ;)
  
    * Disk        : ~100 MB (may require more space, when we store metrics data for long time)
    * Memory(RAM) : 256 MB
    * Java        : 1.8 or later
  
  ===== Supported Platforms (tested)
  MyController.org is java based application server. We can run it in any platform where Java support is available.
  
  - Linux
  - Windows
  - Orange PI
  - Raspberry PI (Oracle Java recommend)
  
  == MyController and MySensors Setup
  
  
negative.code: mcc.mqtt.broker.persistent.store=../conf/moquette/moquette_store.mapdb # <5>
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  <1> Enable/disable builtin MQTT broker. By default it is enabled. `true`- enabled, `false` - disabled
  <2> Bind interface address for the MQTT broker. By default it will bind to all available interfaces.
  <3> MQTT broker port
  <4> Websoicket port
  <5> Internal use. no need to touch this one.
  
  
  *Logger configuration*
  