The webmaster's e-mail address. This address is displayed in the bottom of all MantisBT pages. webmaster@example.com

The email address to be used as the source of all emails sent by MantisBT. noreply@example.com

The sender name of all emails sent by MantisBT. Mantis Bug Tracker

Email address to receive bounced emails.

Set to ON to enable email notifications, OFF to disable them. Default is ON. Note that disabling email notifications has no effect on emails generated as part of the user signup process. When set to OFF, the password reset feature is disabled. Additionally, notifications of administrators updating accounts are not sent to users.

When enabled, the email notifications will include the full issue with a hint about the change type at the top, rather than using dedicated notifications that are focused on what changed. This change can be overridden in the database per user. Default is OFF.

Associates a default notification flag with each action, to control who should be notified. The default will be used if the action is not defined in $g_notify_flags or if the flag is not included in the specific action definition.

The list of actions include: new, assigned, resolved, bugnote, reopened, closed, deleted, feedback.

The default is:

$g_default_notify_flags = array(
	'reporter'      => ON,
	'handler'       => ON,
	'monitor'       => ON,
	'bugnotes'      => ON,
	'category'      => ON,
	'explicit'      => ON,
	'threshold_min' => NOBODY,
	'threshold_max' => NOBODY
);

threshold_min and threshold_max are used to send messages to all members of the project whose status is

Sending messages to everyone would set threshold_min to ANYBODY and threshold_max to NOBODY. To send to all DEVELOPERS and above, use DEVELOPER and NOBODY respectively.

Defines the specific notification flags when they are different from the defaults defined in $g_default_notify_flags.

For example, the following code overrides the default by disabling notifications to bugnote authors and users monitoring the bug when submitting a new bug:

$g_notify_flags['new'] = array(
	'bugnotes' => OFF,
	'monitor' => OFF,
);

See Section 7.4, “Email Notifications” for further examples of customizing the notification flags.

Available actions include: In addition, an action can match the bug status in $g_status_enum_string. Note that spaces in the string are replaced with underscores ('_') when creating the action. Thus, using the defaults, 'feedback' would be a valid action.

This defines whether users should receive emails for their own actions. This option is defaulted to OFF, hence, users do not receive email notification for their own actions. This can be a source for confusions for users upgrading from MantisBT 0.17.x versions, since in these versions users used to get notified of their own actions.

Determines whether email addresses are validated.

When ON (default), validation is performed using the pattern given by the HTML5 specification for email type form input elements. When OFF, validation is disabled.

Set to OFF to disable email checking. Default is OFF.

If ON, allows the user to omit an email address field. If you allow users to create their own accounts, they must specify an email at that point, no matter what the value of this option is. Otherwise they wouldn't get their passwords.

Administrators are able to bypass this check to enable them to create special accounts like anonymous access and other service accounts that don't need notifications.

Enable support for logging in by email and password, in addition to username and password. This will only work as long as there is a single user with the specified email address and the email address is not blank. The default value is OFF.

When enabled, the uniqueness of email addresses will be enforced for new users as well as updates to existing ones. Note that there can be duplicate emails before this option was turned ON. Default is ON.

Only allow and send email to addresses in the given domain(s). This is useful as a security feature and it is also useful in cases like Sourceforge where its servers are only limited to send emails to SourceForge email addresses in order to avoid spam. $g_limit_email_domains = array( 'users.sourceforge.net', 'sourceforge.net' );

This specifies the access level that is needed to have user names hyperlinked with mailto: links. The default value is NOBODY, hence, even administrators won't have this feature enabled.

Select the method to send mail: Default is PHPMAILER_METHOD_MAIL.

This option specifies the SMTP server to submit messages to. The SMTP server (MTA) then takes on the responsibility of delivering messages to their final destinations.

To use the local SMTP (if available) set this to 'localhost', otherwise use the fully qualified domain name of the remote SMTP server.

It can be either a single hostname, or multiple semicolon-delimited hostnames. You can specify for each host a port other than the default, using format: hostname:port (e.g. "smtp1.example.com:25;smtp2.example.com").

Hosts will be tried in the given order.

The default is 'localhost'.

The default SMTP port to use. This can be overridden individually for specific hosts. (see $g_smtp_host).

Typical SMTP ports are 25 and 587.

The default is 25.

Allow secure connection to the SMTP server. Valid values are:

SMTP Server Authentication user

Allows the use of SMTP Authentication when using a remote SMTP host.

Default is ''.

This is the password that is used in SMTP Authentication. Not used when $g_smtp_username = ''

Default is ''.

Enables DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) Signatures (rfc6376). To successfully sign mails you need to enable DKIM and provide at least: DKIM domain (see $g_email_dkim_domain), DKIM private key or key file path (see $g_email_dkim_private_key_file_path and $g_email_dkim_private_key_string), DKIM selector (see $g_email_dkim_selector), DKIM identity (see $g_email_dkim_identity).

The default is OFF.

Defines domain for DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) Signatures.

Typically same as the host part of the $g_from_email. For example example.com.

Path to the private domain key to be used for DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) Signatures.

If the key is specified in $g_email_dkim_private_key_string this setting will not be used.

Private domain key to be used for DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) Signatures.

This string should contain private key for signing. Leave empty string if you wish to load the key from the file defined with $g_email_dkim_private_key_file_path.

Selector to be used for DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) Signatures.

If your domain is example.com, typically DNS TXT field should have: host: mail.example._domainkey, value: v=DKIM1; t=s; n=core; k=rsa; p=[public key]. In this case selector should be mail.example

Private DKIM domain key password.

Leave empty string if your private key does not have password

Identity to be used for DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) Signatures.

This is usually the same as your g_from_email. For example noreply@example.com

Duration (in days) to retry failed emails before deleting them from queue. Default 7 days.

Disables sending of emails as soon as an action is performed. Emails are instead queued and must be sent by running scripts/send_emails.php periodically. This script can only be executed from the CLI, not from the web interface, for security reasons.

Enabling this option can help with performance problems if large numbers of emails are generated or mail delivery is slow by not delaying page execution when sending emails.

Default is str_pad('', 70, '='); This means 70 equal signs.

Default is str_pad('', 70, '-'); This means 70 minus signs.

Default is 28.