<commit_before># this is the message server configuration file

# to customize these settings place a file 'customized_config.properties' to
# the path data/settings/

# link to this installation. 
# used for e.g. verification emails
host.url=http://localhost:4000

# allow public signup (false, email, admin, true)
# admin means the admin has to enable the account
# email means a validation email will be send to the user
users.public.signup=true

# Regular expression for passwords (warning: has to be a valid java string, escape characters need to be double escaped e.g. \\d instead of \d
# Simple password:combination of at least six characters for the moment to get more users
users.password.regex=^.{6,64}$
users.password.regex.tooltip=Enter a combination of atleast six characters

# Set all servlets requiring ADMIN BaseUserRole to be only accessible from localhost
users.admin.localonly=true

# SMTP emailing switch (for password recovery and signup verification etc)
smtp.mails.enabled=true

# SMTP host
smtp.host.name=smtp.gmail.com

# SMTP connection encryption and corresponding port (none/25, starttls/587 or tls/465). in unusual cases, different ports may be used.
smtp.host.encryption=tls
smtp.host.port=465

# SMTP sender displayname (the name displayed to the recipient), email, username (to login) and password. Usually email and username are the same (but not necessarily)
smtp.sender.displayname=Admin
smtp.sender.email=<EMAIL>
smtp.sender.username=<EMAIL>
smtp.sender.password=<PASSWORD>

# disable certificate checking for SMTP. turn on when the server uses a self-signed certificate
smtp.trustselfsignedcerts=true

# the ports for the user front-end
port.http=4000<commit_msg>admin users may also access from non-localhost<commit_after># this is the message server configuration file

# to customize these settings place a file 'customized_config.properties' to
# the path data/settings/

# link to this installation. 
# used for e.g. verification emails
host.url=http://localhost:4000

# allow public signup (false, email, admin, true)
# admin means the admin has to enable the account
# email means a validation email will be send to the user
users.public.signup=true

# Regular expression for passwords (warning: has to be a valid java string, escape characters need to be double escaped e.g. \\d instead of \d
# Simple password:combination of at least six characters for the moment to get more users
users.password.regex=^.{6,64}$
users.password.regex.tooltip=Enter a combination of atleast six characters

# Set all servlets requiring ADMIN BaseUserRole to be only accessible from localhost
users.admin.localonly=false

# SMTP emailing switch (for password recovery and signup verification etc)
smtp.mails.enabled=true

# SMTP host
smtp.host.name=smtp.gmail.com

# SMTP connection encryption and corresponding port (none/25, starttls/587 or tls/465). in unusual cases, different ports may be used.
smtp.host.encryption=tls
smtp.host.port=465

# SMTP sender displayname (the name displayed to the recipient), email, username (to login) and password. Usually email and username are the same (but not necessarily)
smtp.sender.displayname=Admin
smtp.sender.email=<EMAIL>
smtp.sender.username=<EMAIL>
smtp.sender.password=<PASSWORD>

# disable certificate checking for SMTP. turn on when the server uses a self-signed certificate
smtp.trustselfsignedcerts=true

# the ports for the user front-end
port.http=4000
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