Use this information to configure email services, including inbound and outbound email, subscriptions, and email clients.
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Configure inbound and outbound email
The email subsystem allows you to configure the outbound and inbound SMTP email settings to interact with Content Services.
There are two methods of running email server:
- Running the email server process in the same JVM context as the repository
- Running the email server remotely and communicate with the repository using Remote Method Invocation (RMI)
Manage inbound emails
Set these inbound email properties in the Admin Console to activate sending and receiving site invites, and also for receiving activity notification emails.
Open the Admin Console.
In the Email Services section, click Inbound Email to open the Inbound Email page.
Set the email properties:
Property Description Enabled Use check box to enable or disable the inbound email service. This is disabled by default. Unknown User This is the user name to authenticate as when the sender address isn't recognized, for example anonymous.Allowed Senders To allow senders, enter a comma-separated list of email REGEX patterns of allowed senders. If there are any values in the list, then all sender email addresses must match. For example: .*@alfresco.com, .*@alfresco.org.Overwrite Duplicates By default, duplicate messages added to a folder will overwrite each other. Deselect this check box to keep duplicate messages and apply a unique number. The default setting is Yes.Maximum Server Connections This provides the maximum number of connections allowed in order to control the performance of the system. To prioritize the email subsystem higher, increase this number. The default setting is 3.SMTP Authentication Enabled Use this check box to enable or disable the authentication of inbound email against the repository, for example No.Email Server Port This is the default port number for the email server, for example 25.Email Server Domain This is the default domain for the email server, for example alfresco.com.Blocked Senders To block senders, enter a comma-separated list of email REGEX patterns, for example: .*@hotmail.com, .*@googlemail.com. If the sender email address matches a listed value, then the message will be rejected.Email Authentication Group This is the name of the group in which users must be a member to add content to the repository by email. The default group is EMAIL_CONTRIBUTORS.Transport Layer Security (TLS) This enables the TLS protocol, which upgrades a plain text connection to an encrypted TLS or SSL connection instead of using a separate port for encrypted communication. Select the TLS support setting: - Disabled: TLS support is disabled
- Hidden: On the EHLO command, server support for TLS is hidden, though TLS will still be accepted if the client uses it
- Enabled: On the EHLO command, server support for TLS is announced
- Required: TLS authentication is required
Click Save.
Inbound SMTP configuration properties
The Inbound SMTP email subsystem type allows you to configure the behavior of the email server and service.
The following properties can be set for Inbound SMTP email in the alfresco-global.properties file.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| email.inbound.unknownUser | Specifies the user name to authenticate as when the sender address is not recognized, for example anonymous. |
| email.inbound.enabled | Enables or disables the inbound email service, for example true. The service could be used by processes other than the email server (for example, direct RMI access), so this flag is independent of the email service. |
| email.server.enabled | Enables the email server, for example true. |
| email.server.port | Specifies the port number for the email server, for example 25. |
| email.server.domain | Specifies the name or the IP address of the network to bind the email server to, for example alfresco.com. |
| email.server.allowed.senders | Provides a comma-separated list of email REGEX patterns of allowed senders. If there are any values in the list, then all sender email addresses must match. For example: .*@alfresco.com, .*@alfresco.org. |
| email.server.blocked.senders | Provides a comma-separated list of email REGEX patterns of blocked senders. If the sender email address matches this, then the message will be rejected. For example: .*@hotmail.com, .*@googlemail.com. |
Manage outbound emails
Set these outbound email properties in the Admin Console to manage all emails sent from Content Services to users such as site invitations, activity notifications, and workflow tasks.
Open the Admin Console.
In the Email Services section, click Outbound Email to open the Outbound Email page.
Set the email properties:
Property Description Hostname This is the name of the SMTP(S) host server, for example smtp.example.com.Encoding This is the email encoding type. The default is UTF-8.Editable Sender Address This check box enables the From field in outbound emails to be edited to differ from the Default Sender's Address. When you deselect this check box, the Default Sender's Address is always used. You should deselect this option if your email server security settings require the From field to match the user name used for email server authentication. Email Server Port This is the default port number for the email server, for example 25.Default Sender's Address The default address that's used in the From field of outbound emails if no alternative is available, for example alfresco@demo.alfresco.org.Email Protocol Select a protocol from the list. This is the protocol that will be used when sending email, for example SMTP.Username The account user name that connects to the SMTP server. The user name and password are only required if your server requires them for authentication, for example anonymous.Password The account user password. Click Save.
Outbound SMTP configuration properties
The following properties can be configured for the Outbound SMTP subsystem type.
Note: You must set the Outbound email configuration for Alfresco Share invitations to work correctly. If you don't set the email configuration, when you invite a user to a site, the user will not receive the assigned task notification.
The email service is exposed as a Spring bean, mailService, which is contained in the Outbound SMTP subsystem.
Configure the repository to send emails to an external SMTP server by overriding the default settings. Set the email property overrides in the alfresco-global.properties file.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| mail.host | Specifies the host name of the SMTP host, i.e. the host name or IP address of the server to which email should be sent, for example yourmailhost.com. |
| mail.port | Specifies the port number on which the SMTP service runs (the default is 25). Typically, the TCP port number 25 is reserved for SMTP, but this can be changed by your email administrator. |
| mail.username | Specifies the user name of the account that connects to the SMTP server. |
| mail.password | Specifies the password for the user name used in mail.username. |
| mail.encoding | Specifies UTF-8 encoding for email. Set this value to UTF-8 or similar if encoding of email messages is required. |
| mail.from.default | Specifies the email address from which email notifications are sent. This setting is for emails that aren't triggered by a user, for example, feed notification emails. If the current user doesn't have an email address, this property is used for the from field by the MailActionExecutor. |
| mail.from.enabled | If this property is set to false, then the value set in mail.from.default is always used. If this property is set to true, then the from field may be changed. This property may be required if your email server security settings insist on matching the from field with the authentication details. |
| mail.protocol | Specifies which protocol to use for sending email. The value can be either smtp or smtps. |
| mail.header | Optionally specifies the content transfer encoding for the message. If specified, the Content-Transfer-Encoding is set to the value you specify. |
The following properties are for SMTP:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| mail.smtp.auth | Specifies if authentication is required or not. Specifies the use of SMTPS authentication. If true, attempt to authenticate the user using the AUTH command. Defaults to false. |
| mail.smtp.timeout | Specifies the timeout in milliseconds for SMTP. |
| mail.smtp.starttls.enable | Specifies if the transport layer security needs to be enabled or not. Specifies the use of STARTTLS command. Set to true to enable the use of the STARTTLS command to switch the connection to a TLS-protected connection before issuing any login commands. Defaults to false. |
| mail.smtp.debug | Specifies if debugging SMTP is required or not. |
The following properties are for SMTPS:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| mail.smtps.starttls.enable | Specifies if the transport layer security for SMTPS needs to be enabled or not. |
| mail.smtps.auth | Specifies if authentication for SMTPS is required or not. |
The following properties can be set to define a test message when the subsystem starts:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| mail.testmessage.send | Defines whether or not to send a test message. |
| mail.testmessage.to | Specifies the recipient of the test message. |
| mail.testmessage.subject | Specifies the message subject of the test message. |
| mail.testmessage.text | Specifies the message body of the test message. |
The following property is for setting the email site invitation behavior:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| notification.email.siteinvite | You must set the outbound email configuration for Alfresco Share invitations to work correctly. This property allows you to control whether or not emails are sent out for site invites. If you haven't configured the outbound email properties, set this property to false. |
The following examples show which properties to set for two different email clients. Add these properties to the alfresco-global.properties file.
The following example shows the properties that you need to set to configure Gmail:
The following example shows the properties that you need to set to configure Zimbra:
Handle messages by target node type
Default behaviors for incoming email to different types of referenced nodes. You can modify or extend the default behaviors by adding in custom handlers.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Folder(Space) | Content added with emailed aspect. |
| Forum(Discussion) | Content specialized to Post with emailed aspect; if email subject matches a topic, then add to topic, otherwise create new topic based on subject. |
| Topic(Post) | Content specialized to Post with emailed aspect; if referenced node is a Post, add to Post's parent Topic. |
| Document(Content) | If discussion exists, same as for forums, otherwise add discussion with email as initial topic and post. |
Groups and permissions for email
An email arriving at the Content Services email server is unauthenticated. An authentication group, EMAIL_CONTRIBUTORS, must exist to allow permissions to be handled at a high level by the administrator.
When an email comes into the system, the only identification is the sender's email address. The user is looked up based on the email address.
- If a matching user isn't found, then the current user is assumed to be unknown, if unknown exists.
- If unknown doesn't exist, then the email is rejected as authentication won't be possible.
- If the user selected isn't part of email contributor's group, then the email is rejected.
The current request's user is set and all subsequent processes are run as the authenticated user. If any type of authentication error is generated, then the email is rejected. The authentication will also imply that the authenticated user may not have visibility of the target node, in which case the email is also rejected. Effectively, this means that the target recipient of the email doesn't exist, at least not for the sender.
The current default server configuration creates the EMAIL_CONTRIBUTORS group and adds the admin user to this group.
Configure Activities Feed
Activities Feed emails are sent from Content Services to all users, summarizing the activities they see in their My Activities dashlet. Users will not see these email unless the Activities Feed is enabled. Emails include activities in all sites they are a member of, and by people they are following. In the Admin Console, you can set the frequency with which these emails are sent, the maximum number of activities they contain, and the maximum age of the activities.
Open the Admin Console.
In the Repository Services section, click Activities Feed to open the Activities Feed page.
Set the activities properties:
Property Description Activity Feed Enabled This enables or disables activity notifications to users using email, for example Yes.Frequency CRON Expression This specifies a CRON expression which defines the frequency with which users will receive Activities Feed emails. Emails are only sent if there are new activities since the last email. By default, this is every 24 hours at midnight, for example 0 0 0 * * ?.Maximum Number The maximum number of activities that are reported on in the Activities dashlets and Activities Feed emails, for example 200.Maximum Age (mins) This is the maximum age of the activities shown in the Activities Feed emails. Activities that are older than the maximum age are not shown in the Activities dashlet. The default setting is 44640(a 31-day month).Click Save.
Enable Subscription Service
Subscriptions in the Admin Console allows you to enable or disable the Follow feature for users to follow each other in Alfresco Share. Users can keep track of other users activities by choosing to follow them.
When users are being followed, the person(s) following them receive activity notifications. The Subscription Service is the underlying service used to manage and generate activity notifications. You can use this page to enable/disable the Subscription Service and the follow feature on a system wide basis.
Open the Admin Console.
In the Repository Services section, click Subscription Service to open the Subscription Service page.
Use the Enabled check box to choose whether to enable or disable the Follow feature for all users:
- Select the check box to enable subscriptions
- Deselect the check box to disable subscriptions
The Enabled check box is selected by default. This allows users to follow other users and then filter activities according to who they are following. If you disable subscriptions, users will not be able to follow users and they will not see the activities. For example, on the My Profile page, the I'm Following and Following Me options are not visible.
Click Save.
Configure email client with IMAP
IMAP protocol support allows email applications that support IMAP (including Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird, and so on) to connect to and interact with Content Services repositories.
Each user has their own set of mailboxes stored in Content Services, for example, they have their own INBOX. Users can manage emails in Content Services, and the workflow, transformation, and permissions features are available.
In addition, sites can be nominated as IMAP Favorites. This means that the site contents show as a set of IMAP folders. Non-favorite sites are not shown.
A metadata extractor for IMAP emails (RFC822 messages) can extract values from the contents of the email message and store the values as properties.
Note: Be careful when deciding what mount points you provide. When an IMAP client mounts a mount point, it issues a LSUB ' * command. This retrieves the entire tree of folders below the mount point.
For information about working with Content Services and Microsoft Outlook, see Alfresco Outlook Integration.
Enable IMAP protocol using alfresco-global.properties
The IMAP protocol server is disabled by default. You need to enable the IMAP protocol server to start interaction between the email client and the repository.
Open the
alfresco-global.propertiesfile.Enable the IMAP server by setting the following property to
true:Set the IMAP server to listen on a specific interface using the following property:
where
x.x.x.xis the IP address (or corresponding DNS address) of your external IP interface. Don't use127.0.0.1orlocalhost.By default, the IMAP server listens on all interfaces on the default IMAP port of
143. You can set this property to use an alternative port number, for example144.Restart the Content Services server.
Once the server has restarted, the new configuration will take effect. Since the IMAP server has only one instance, make your configuration changes to the alfresco-global.properties file. You can also make your changes to alfrescoextensionsubsystemsimapdefaultdefault for the IMAP subsystem configuration to take precedence.
Enable IMAP Service using Admin Console
The IMAP server allows email applications that support IMAP to connect to and interact with repositories directly from the mail client. You can use the IMAP Service in the Admin Console to configure IMAP, instead of editing your alfresco-global.properties file.
Open the Admin Console.
In the Virtual File Systems section, click IMAP Service to open the IMAP Service page.
Set the IMAP Service properties: Sound control 2 4 1.
Property Description IMAP Server Enabled This enables or disables the IMAP server, for example No.Hostname This specifies the host or IP address to which the IMAP service will bind, for example 0.0.0.0.Mail TO Default This specifies the default TO field that'll be used when the TO field isn't available, for example, when displaying documents. Example: alfresco@demo.alfresco.org.Mail FROM Default This specifies the default FROM field that'll be used when the FROM field isn't available, for example, when displaying documents. Example: alfresco@demo.alfresco.org.Set the IMAP Protocol properties:
Property Description Enable IMAP This enables or disables the IMAP service, for example Yes.Port This specifies the port number on which this service will listen. This is usually 143but can be changed to an alternative number.Set the IMAPS Protocol properties:
Property Description Enable IMAP This enables or disables the IMAPS service, for example Yes.Port This specifies the port number on which this service will listen. This is usually 993but can be changed to an alternative number.Click Save.
IMAP subsystem properties
The following properties can be configured for the IMAP subsystem.
Enable IMAP protocol
The following properties control the IMAP subsystem:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| imap.server.enabled | Enables or disables the IMAP subsystem, for example true. |
| imap.server.port | IMAP has a reserved port number of 143. You can change it using this property. |
| imap.server.host | Replace this value with the IP address (or corresponding DNS name) of your external IP interface, for example |
Configure the following properties of the sysAdmin subsystem:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| alfresco.protocol | The protocol component of the Content Services web application URL, for example, http. |
| alfresco.host | The host name of the Content Services URL, which is externally resolved. Use ${localname} for the locally-configured host name. |
| alfresco.port | The port number of the Content Services URL, which is externally resolved. For example, 8080 |
| alfresco.context | The context path component of the Content Services URL. Typically this is alfresco. |
To configure the IMAP Home space, which is used to store user mailboxes in ARCHIVE mode, in particular the user's INBOX, use the following properties:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| imap.config.home.store | Specifies the default location for the IMAP mount point. For example, ${spaces.store}. |
| imap.config.home.rootPath | Specifies the default location for the IMAP mount point. For example, /${spaces.company_home.childname}.This property may also be configured using an XPath query syntax.imap.config.home.rootPath=/app:company_homeTo add your own folder to this path, add the name of your folder path using the data model names. For example: /app:company_home/cm:HousesIf your folder has a space in the name, include _x0020_ where the space should be. For example: /app:company_home/cm:Home_x0020_TownStop and start the IMAP subsystem for the changes to take effect. |
| imap.config.home.folderPath | Specifies the QName of the default location for the IMAP mount point. For example, cm:Imap Home. |
Enable IMAPS
IMAPS is a secure IMAP that's encrypted using SSL. IMAPS is assigned to port number 993 by default. When you've enabled the IMAP subsystem, you must configure the default Java keystore, and then enable IMAPS.
To configure the default Java keystore, use the following properties:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| javax.net.ssl.keyStore=mySrvKeystore | Specifies the keystore to be used |
| javax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword=123456 | Specifies the keystore password |
To enable IMAPS, use the following properties:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| imap.server.imaps.enabled=true | Specifies that IMAPS is enabled |
| imap.server.imaps.port=993 | Specifies the IMAPS port number |
Extract attachments
An IMAP message can contain a message and a set of attachments, and the IMAP server can split the attachments into separate content nodes. Use this property with caution if you have a large repository. See Troubleshooting IMAP for more information.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| imap.server.attachments.extraction.enabled=true | Defines whether or not attachments are extracted. |
IMAP mount points
IMAP mount points are used to control which folders are available using IMAP and the mode in which they are accessed. Modes are used to define the type of interaction available.
The IMAP integration offers the following access modes:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Archive | Allows emails to be written to and read from Content Services by the IMAP client by drag and drop, copy/paste, and so on, from the email client. |
| Virtual | Documents managed by Content Services can be viewed as emails from the IMAP client. Documents are shown as virtual emails with the ability to view metadata and trigger actions on the document, using links included in the email body. |
| Mixed | A combination of both archive and virtual modes, i.e. both document access and email management are available. |
Add the IMAP composite property, imap.config.server.mountPoints along with the names of your IMAP mount points to the alfresco-global.properties file. For each mount point specify the following settings:
beanNamestorerootPathmode
By default, a single mount point called AlfrescoIMAP is defined in the MIXED mode for Company Home and you can change it or add more mount points.
In JMX dump, the same presentation looks like this:
Note: Be careful when deciding what mount points you provide. When an IMAP client mounts a mount point, it issues a LSUB ' * command. This retrieves the entire tree of folders below the mount point.
IMAPS is a secure IMAP that's encrypted using SSL. IMAPS is assigned to port number 993 by default. When you've enabled the IMAP subsystem, you must configure the default Java keystore, and then enable IMAPS.
To configure the default Java keystore, use the following properties:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| javax.net.ssl.keyStore=mySrvKeystore | Specifies the keystore to be used |
| javax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword=123456 | Specifies the keystore password |
To enable IMAPS, use the following properties:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| imap.server.imaps.enabled=true | Specifies that IMAPS is enabled |
| imap.server.imaps.port=993 | Specifies the IMAPS port number |
Extract attachments
An IMAP message can contain a message and a set of attachments, and the IMAP server can split the attachments into separate content nodes. Use this property with caution if you have a large repository. See Troubleshooting IMAP for more information.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| imap.server.attachments.extraction.enabled=true | Defines whether or not attachments are extracted. |
IMAP mount points
IMAP mount points are used to control which folders are available using IMAP and the mode in which they are accessed. Modes are used to define the type of interaction available.
The IMAP integration offers the following access modes:
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Archive | Allows emails to be written to and read from Content Services by the IMAP client by drag and drop, copy/paste, and so on, from the email client. |
| Virtual | Documents managed by Content Services can be viewed as emails from the IMAP client. Documents are shown as virtual emails with the ability to view metadata and trigger actions on the document, using links included in the email body. |
| Mixed | A combination of both archive and virtual modes, i.e. both document access and email management are available. |
Add the IMAP composite property, imap.config.server.mountPoints along with the names of your IMAP mount points to the alfresco-global.properties file. For each mount point specify the following settings:
beanNamestorerootPathmode
By default, a single mount point called AlfrescoIMAP is defined in the MIXED mode for Company Home and you can change it or add more mount points.
In JMX dump, the same presentation looks like this:
Note: Be careful when deciding what mount points you provide. When an IMAP client mounts a mount point, it issues a LSUB ' * command. This retrieves the entire tree of folders below the mount point.
Virtual view email format
The virtualized view uses presentation templates to generate the mail body and display document metadata, action links (for download, view, webdav, folder) and Start Workflow form (HTML view only).
The templates are stored in the repository in Company Home > Data Dictionary > Imap Configs > Templates. Separate templates are available to generate either a HTML or plain text body, based on the format request by the email client. The templates can be customized to change the metadata and actions available in the email body.
Mark sites as IMAP favorites
To have access to Alfresco Share sites using IMAP, the site(s) need to be added to your list of sites using Share IMAP Favorites.
Select IMAP Favorites in the Share My Sites dashlet on your My Dashboard page:
Refresh your IMAP view to see the new sites.
You can see the site added to the IMAP Sites folder.
Note: If the folders don't appear in your email client, you should confirm that:
- The folder is in a site marked as an IMAP favorite.
- Your email client is showing all folders, and not just the folders that you have subscribed to.
- In your email client, look for a property like Reload IMAP folders.
- In your email client, clear your IMAP cache.
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Configure email templates using v1 REST APIs
Use this information to configure customized email templates for your registered applications using the v1 REST APIs.
There are a number of properties for configuring customized email templates when using the v1 REST APIs. Once you have developed your custom application, add the required properties in the global properties file (alfresco-global.properties) to register your application. In this file you can also set the path to each email template and any linked assets (such as images and company logo) to use your own branding.
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The shared-links and request-password-reset APIs provide a way to send email notifications. To view these APIs, navigate to:
One of the mandatory properties in the request body of these APIs, client, sets the name of your registered client application. Registering a client means you can create a unique email template for each client, and configure the required email template and assets using different properties.
The client registration is based on a predefined naming convention loaded from properties files. The naming convention must conform to the format:
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Note: The client name () and property name () must not contain a dot (.).
An example implementation is provided where Alfresco Share is registered as the default client for the shared-links and request-password-reset APIs. These properties are defined in alfresco/client/config/repo-clients-apps.properties but you can override them in alfresco-global.properties:
Note: Any property without a value is ignored, however, a client can't be registered if all the properties of that client have no values.
Configure customized email templates
In Content Services you can customize the emails that are sent by the v1 REST API when users share links to content and request a password change.
To customize an email template for your application, register the application as a new client, then create new email templates using your own branding by adding them to the Data Dictionary.
Open Share, and click Repository on the toolbar.
Click Data Dictionary then Email Templates.
You can create a folder to store your customized email templates here.
Add the required properties to
alfresco-global.properties.Here's an example implementation for the default Share client that uses the v1 REST APIs:
Note: Any property without a value is ignored, however, a client can't be registered if all the properties for that client have no values.
Here's the full list of property settings that you can configure. Note that the expected format of the email template paths (
*TemplatePath) are similar:Property Description sharedLinkTemplatePath
requestResetPasswordTemplatePath
confirmResetPasswordTemplatePathDefine the template path as an XPATH, NodeRef or classpath
Example: XPATH:app:company_home/app:dictionary/app: email_templates/cm:example-email.ftl
NodeRef:workspace://SpacesStore/a371fc59-d5ea-4849-a45c-b00c0c0d00ab
Class path:alfresco/templates/quickshare-email-templates/ myapp-template.ftltemplateAssetsUrl The URL of the assets for the email template, such as images and logos, used in the HTML template. Example: ${shareUrl}/res/components/images/sharedLinkBaseUrl The base URL of a page where the registered application displays the shared content. Example: ${shareUrl}/sFor example, to register the application
myappto send customizedshared-linkemails, add the following properties toalfresco-global.properties:Note: If the template path isn't a valid
nodeRefortemplate, the fallback template for Share is used.Restart the Alfresco server.
You can view your registered clients by using a JMX client, located under the ClientsAppsConfigInformation MBean.
