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Add Mail app information for migration
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Email notifications | ||
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Many applications require access to an SMTP server to send mail. | ||
Many applications, such as Nextcloud and Mattermost, require SMTP server | ||
configuration to send notification messages to users and service | ||
administrators. | ||
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You can configure the same SMTP server for all installed applications by | ||
accessing the ``Email notifications`` card inside the ``Settings`` page. | ||
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Then, enable the feature by clicking on ``Send notifications with an SMTP | ||
To enable the feature, click on ``Send notifications with an SMTP | ||
server`` and fill the required details. | ||
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If a Mail application instance is already installed in the cluster, choose | ||
the ``Use Mail app instance`` option. Then refer to the section | ||
:ref:`relay-rules-section` for further information about the configuration | ||
of Mail. | ||
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Instead, choose ``Manual configuration`` to specify SMTP server parameters | ||
in this form. Available fields are: | ||
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- **SMTP server**: The host name or IP address of the SMTP server | ||
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- **SMTP port number**: TCP port number of the server. Common values are | ||
587, 25, 465, 2525. | ||
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- **SMTP encryption**: Encryption used by the server. TLS is a widely used | ||
encryption protocol that encrypts a connection from the moment it is | ||
established. STARTTLS is the standard encryption method for SMTP. If | ||
both the client and server support it, the connection is encrypted after | ||
both sides agree to use it. | ||
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- **Verify the TLS certificate**: If encryption is used, this switch | ||
controls if the certificate used to encrypt the connection must be | ||
signed by a trusted authority or not. If the server presents a | ||
self-signed certificate, turn off this switch to accept it. | ||
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- **Username** and **Password**: If the server requires SMTP | ||
authentication, fill the credential fields; otherwise leave them blank. | ||
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After saving the settings, a SMTP connection to validate the form | ||
parameters is immediately started. In some cases, validation is | ||
successful, but messages may still fail to be delivered. It is recommended | ||
to check that individual applications can successfully send messages with | ||
the new settings. |
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