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IMPORTANT: No additional bug fixes or documentation updates
will be released for this version. For the latest information, see the
current release documentation.
Configure a mail service
editConfigure a mail service
editConfigure a mailer to send user invitations and password resets. Refer to the following examples.
Local mail service example
editemail.account: enabled: true smtp: auth: plain # Can be plain, login, or CRAM-MD5. starttls.enable: false # Whether emails are sent encapsulated in TLS, or not. host: 127.0.0.1 port: 25 user: mail@example.com password: secure-pass-phrase email_defaults: from: noreply@example.com # The 'from' address is the address from which emails are sent.
Gmail example
editemail.account: enabled: true smtp: auth: plain starttls.enable: true host: smtp.gmail.com port: 587 user: example@gmail.com password: secure-pass-phrase email_defaults: from: noreply@gmail.com
Outlook example
editemail.account: enabled: true smtp: auth: login starttls.enable: true host: smtp-mail.outlook.com port: 587 user: example@outlook.com password: secure-pass-phrase email_defaults: from: noreply@outlook.com
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