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  1. Hello all, thanks for your feedback. Finally I found the errors.. 1. As I executed my app via https - there is a need in the "hyper_service.ssl.cfg" to Enable this settings by: SSL.Enabled = True 2. This takes me a long time to find out... In the same file "hyper_service.ssl.cfg" there are links to the filenames of the certificates. I was using just the filename here - example: 'root.pem'. The tricky thing is this is working fine with the "hyper_server" but not with the "hyper_service". After checking the Windows event-logs I saw the issue. So solution was to enter here the full path to the certificate files by: SSL.SSLOptions.RootCertFile = 'C:\Webserver\root.pem' SSL.SSLOptions.CertFile = 'C:\Webserver\cert.pem' SSL.SSLOptions.KeyFile = 'C:\Webserver\key.pem' So if someone else has similar issue - hope this will help. Best regards, /Werner
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  2. Our Desktop app supports major SMTP providers and we included a built-in templates to make it eays for setting up the SMTP:
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