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# ------------ Mail configuration ---------------------

# Used to send notification email from the RA.
# See ${ejbca.home}/src/appserver/ejbca-mail-service.xml
# It will be copied in ${jboss.server.dir}/deploy/ejbca-mail-service.xml

# The JNDI-name used to send email notifications from EJBCA.
# Default: java:/EjbcaMail
#mail.jndi-name=java:/EjbcaMail

# user/password to connect to server for sending email notifications from EJBCA.
# Default: ejbca_user, primekey
#mail.user=ejbca_user
#mail.password=primekey

# SMTP server for sending mail.
# Default: localhost
#mail.smtp.host=localhost

# Use SMTP authentication if you smtp host requires it
# Default: false
#mail.smtp.auth=false

# Email address used to send emails.
# Default: ejbca-donotreply@domain.com
#mail.from=ejbca-donotreply@domain.com

# JavaMail debug info.
# Default: false
#mail.debug=false

# Default subject of notification messages sent from EJBCA.
# Default: 'Retrieve your certificate'
#mail.subject=Retrieve your certificate

# Defines the default message of the notification.
# Use the values ${USERNAME}, ${PASSWORD}, ${CN}, ${O}, ${OU}, ${C}, ${DATE} to indicate which texts
# that should be replaced (Case sensitive), ${NL} stands for newline.
# Default: below
#mail.message=Hello ${CN}${NL}${NL} This is a notification. ${NL}${NL} Your username: ${USERNAME}${NL} password: ${PASSWORD}${NL}${NL} Your are NOT supposed to go and fetch your certificate, this is only a test.