* Correct sync_schedule in ucp-description-file.md
The sync_schedule parameter in the auth.ldap section of the UCP Configuration file contains a seconds field, whilst the existing documentation claims this is omitted. Should explicitly call out inclusion of seconds field here, as this is usually omitted in a standard CRON entry.
* Update UCP config
Make explicit that the `sync_schedule` needs to include the seconds field, but it always needs to be zero.
* Added reference to proxy settings
Added reference to proxy settings in part 2 since proxy needs to be configured in order to run hello-world container.
* Update index.md
add newline
* Update index.md
fixed link
* Docs contributor guide: added links to subtopics on right side menu
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* copyedits
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* more copyedits
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* added back in some of the community pages by request
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* added other ways to contribute to left side menu
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* copyedits to contributor home page
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* added links to Docker Community pages on GitHub
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* merged ways to contribute, made moby an include, re-org for tocs
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* fixed TOC yaml
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* fixed on-page links on community page
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* pared down contributor's guide to docs specifics
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* incorporated review comments
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I had certificates issues when the pip command was run:
There was a problem confirming the ssl certificate: [SSL: CERTIFICATE_VERIFY_FAILED] certificate verify failed (_ssl.c:661)
Using the pip like this solved the issue:
RUN pip install --trusted-host pypi.python.org -r requirements.txt