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This setting also disables the inserting of images that you have uploaded to Mahara into regular text. An upgrade to Mahara 16.04 or later fixes this problem. If you want to backport the fix, you can find it on the `bug report <https://bugs.launchpad.net/mahara/+bug/1550519>`_.

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**reCAPTCHA on user registration form**: If set to "Yes", :index:`people who register themselves on the site <single: reCAPTCHA>` are required to fill in a `reCAPTCHA <http://recaptcha.org/>`_ test. This is a spam protection instrument.

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**reCAPTCHA site key**: Enter the site key for your site's reCAPTCHA account.

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**reCAPTCHA secret key**: Enter the secret key for your site's reCAPTCHA account.

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Proxy settings

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**Proxy address**: If your site uses a proxy server to access the Internet, specify the proxy in ``hostname:portnumber`` notation.

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**Proxy authentication model**: Select your proxy's authentication model (none or basic [NCSA]), if appropriate.

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**Proxy credentials**: Enter the credentials required for your proxy to authenticate your web server in ``username:password`` format.

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Email settings

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**SMTP host**: If you want to force Mahara to use a specific SMTP server instead of the system one, enter its hostname here, e.g. ``smtp.example.com``. It is possible to specify more than one host by separating them with semicolons, e.g. ``smtp1.example.com;smtp2.example.com``, 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.