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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.

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**SMTP port**: If your SMTP server uses a port number different from 25, you may specify it here. 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 is different from these. Check the correct settings with your mail service provider.

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**User**: If your SMTP server requires authentication, enter the username here.

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**Password**: If your SMTP server requires authentication, enter the password here.

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**SMTP encryption**: If your SMTP server supports encryption, enable it here.

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**System mail address**: This email address is the address that emails are sent from Mahara.

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Notification settings

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You can set the default options for new users to receive notifications. Users can override these settings on their own *Settings → Notifications* page.

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The options you have are:

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**Email**: Sends an email to your primary email address once the notification was created. In some cases, the cron needs to run first in order for the notification to be sent.