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1. Management of email servers
This option allows you to configure a generic outgoing email address to Constellio. This address will allow you to send emails for various document management needs, including notifications, sending documents, logs, tasks, etc. To perform this configuration, you must use a service account.
- Click on " Pilotage " in the navigation menu;
- Click on " Configure the email server".
Here is the "Configuring the email sending server" window:
- Check the " Enabled " box;
- Enter the username to authenticate yourself on the email server;
- Enter the default sending email for the reply address;
- Enter a password to authenticate yourself on the email server;
- Enter server properties.
Metadata | Description |
---|---|
Activated | This metadata activates the email sending server. |
Username | Allows you to enter the user's name to connect to the email server. |
Default sending email | Allows you to choose the main email through which Constellio's emails will be sent. |
Password | Allows you to enter a password to authenticate to the email server. |
S/MIME encryption certificate | Insert the encryption certificate. |
Certificate password | Allows you to enter the password for the certificate. |
Server properties (separated by line breaks) | Allows you to set server properties. |
Email to test the configuration | Allows you to insert the email of your choice to test the email server. A test email can be sent to this address. |
1.1 Sending email
The email server sends a message when:
-Error generating an Office 365 downgrade list (GAC);
-Tasks deleted;
-Modified task status;
-Person assigned to the modified task;
-New task collaborator;
-New person who follows the task;
-A new task is assigned to you;
-Modified sub-task;
-Task completed;
-Task reminder;
-Loan reminder;
-Alert when the document is available;
-Request for approval of a decommissioning list;
-Application for approval accepted;
-Application for approval rejected
-Request for validation of a decommissioning list;
-Validation request accepted;
-Decommissioning list created;
-Folder/Borrowed container;
-Folder/Container returned;
-Folder/Container reactivated;
-Request for loan extension;
-Loan application accepted;
-Return request accepted;
-Reactivation request accepted;
-Loan extension request accepted;
-Loan application refused;
-Return request refused;
-Reactivation request refused;
-Loan period ended;
-Processing of the decommissioning list completed;
-Request for signature;
-Signature failed;
-Import completed (O365);
-Notification available (Update available, new license);
-Folder/document sharing;
-Password changed;
-Connection with a new IP address;
-Suspicious/high number of logins;
-Notification: Modification of a file;
-Notification: Deletion of a folder;
-Notification: Subfolder added;
-Notification: Modified subfolder;
-Notification: Subfolder deleted.
1.2 Examples
Here's a functional example based on Gmail.
You will need to change the property values in order to use your email server.
mail.smtp.host=smtp.gmail.com
mail.smtp.socketFactory.port=465
mail.smtp.socketFactory.class=javax.net.ssl. SSLSocketFactory **Optional, if SSL
mail.smtp.auth=true
mail.smtp.port=465
Here's another office 365-based example :
mail.smtp.socketFactory.port=587
mail.smtp.host=smtp.office365.com
mail.smtp.port=587
mail.smtp.auth=true
mail.smtp.starttls.enable=true
mail.smtp.starttls.required=true
The full list of properties is available here: https://javamail.java.net/nonav/docs/api/com/sun/mail/smtp/package-summary.html