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2293.

<h3>SMTP Host</h3>
<p>If you want to force Mahara to use a specific SMTP server instead of the system one, enter its hostname here.</p>
<p>It is possible to specify more than one host by separating them with semicolons, e.g. <em>smtp1.example.com;smtp2.example.com</em>, but keep in mind that all other settings (e.g. authentication credentials and port numbers) will apply to all listed servers. It is not possible to specify different credentials for each server in this list. This feature is useful when SMTP host authentication is not required or you list different frontends for the same mail server in which case other settings will work.</p>
<p>This field may be disabled if overridden by a setting in your config.php file.</p>

2294.

<h3>SMTP Port</h3>
<p>If SMTP server uses a port number different from 25, you may specify it here.</p>
<p>When encryption is enabled the default ports are 465 for SSL and 587 for TLS. You only need to specify a port number if it's different from these. Check the correct settings with your mail service provider.</p>
<p>This field may be disabled if overridden by a setting in your config.php file.</p>

2295.

<h3>SMTP Encryption</h3>
<p>If the SMTP server supports encryption, enable it here.</p>
<p>This field may be disabled if overridden by a setting in your config.php file.</p>

2296.

<h3>Enable Spamhaus URL blacklist</h3>

<p>The Spamhaus Project provides a URL blacklist that is free for non-commercial,
low-traffic use. A professional use datafeed service is also available, but not supported
in Mahara. Please read the Spamhaus DNSBL
<a href="http://www.spamhaus.org/organization/dnsblusage.html">usage terms</a> before enabling this option.</p>

2297.

<h3>Enable SURBL URL blacklist</h3>

<p>SURBL provides a URL blacklist that is free for organizations with fewer than
1000 users. A professional use datafeed service is also available, but not supported
in Mahara. Please read the SURBL
<a href="http://www.surbl.org/usage-policy.html">usage terms</a> before enabling this option.</p>

2298.

<h3>Theme</h3>
<p>Where multiple themes have been installed, you will be able to select via dropdown menu which theme to apply to your Mahara site. This theme will be the default theme shown to logged out users.</p>
<p>Institutions can also have a default theme set, which is shown to users in that institution who are logged in. You can configure themes for institutions in the <a href="../users/institutions.php">Manage Institutions</a> section.

2299.

<h3>Users allowed multiple institutions</h3>
<p>If enabled, then users can belong to more than one institution at any one time. Users will be able to apply to join an institution at any time, although the institution will have to approve their request first. Likewise, institutions will be able to invite users, but users must approve this request.</p>

2300.

<h3>Virus checking</h3>
<p>If you want all files uploaded by users to be run through a ClamAV virus scan, the virus checking option should be selected.</p>
<p>You have to have ClamAV installed on your server. Many Linux distributions have <code>clamav</code> packages, or you can download and install it from the <a href="http://www.clamav.net/">ClamAV website</a>.

2301.

<h3>HTML Editor</h3>
<p>This defines whether the HTML editor is used by default. If set to <b>User defined</b>, users will be allowed to choose whether to use the HTML editor in their personal settings, otherwise the specified setting will be used site-wide.</p>

2302.

<h3>Inbox</h3>
<p>This is a list of system activities or events that apply to you. Use the Notifications page in the Settings area to decide how you will receive notifications of these. Once you have read a notification you can mark it for removal from your list.</p>
<p><strong>Note:</strong> Read notifications will automatically expire and be removed from your list after 60 days.</p>