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{ts}CiviCRM offers several options to send emails. The default option should work fine on linux systems. If you are using windows, you probably need to enter settings for your SMTP/Sendmail server. You can send a test email to check your settings by clicking "Save and Send Test Email". If you're unsure of the correct values, check with your system administrator, ISP or hosting provider.{/ts}

{ts}If you do not want users to send outbound mail from CiviCRM, select "Disable Outbound Email". NOTE: If you disable outbound email, and you are using Online Contribution pages or online Event Registration - you will need to disable automated receipts and registration confirmations.{/ts}

{ts}If you choose Redirect to Database, all emails will be recorded as archived mailings instead of being sent out. They can be found in the civicrm_mailing_spool table in the CiviCRM database.{/ts}

{$form.outBound_option.label} {$form.outBound_option.html}
{ts}SMTP Configuration{/ts}
{$form.smtpServer.label} {$form.smtpServer.html}
{ts}Enter the SMTP server (machine) name, such as "smtp.example.com". If the server uses SSL, add "ssl://" to the beginning of the server name, such as "ssl://smtp.example.com".{/ts}
{$form.smtpPort.label} {$form.smtpPort.html}
{ts}The most common SMTP port possibilities are 25, 465, and 587. Check with your mail provider for the appropriate one.{/ts}
{$form.smtpAuth.label} {$form.smtpAuth.html}
{ts}Does your SMTP server require authentication (user name + password)?{/ts}
{$form.smtpUsername.label} {$form.smtpUsername.html}
{$form.smtpPassword.label} {$form.smtpPassword.html}
{ts}If your SMTP server requires authentication, enter your Username and Password here.{/ts}
{ts}Sendmail Configuration{/ts}
{$form.sendmail_path.label} {$form.sendmail_path.html}
{ts}Enter the Sendmail Path. EXAMPLE: /usr/sbin/sendmail{/ts}
{$form.sendmail_args.label} {$form.sendmail_args.html}
{include file="CRM/common/formButtons.tpl"}      {$form._qf_Smtp_refresh_test.html}
{literal} {/literal}