SMTP/POP3 E-mail Profile

The profile parameters can be set in the Control Panel - Local Settings - Mail Profiles.

Registry parameter	Dialog in the Control Panel	Description
`SMTPServer`	`SMTP server`	Name or IP address of the SMTP server.
`MyAddress`	`E-Mail address`	E-mail address that will be set as the sender address in the e-mail.
`POP3Server`	`POP3 Server`	Name or IP address of the POP3 server.
`UserName`	`User Name`	Name of the user mailbox (POP3 protocol).
`Password *)`	`Password`	Password of the user mailbox. *) The password is encrypted under a different key in the registry
`SMTPUserName`	`User Name`	Name for the SMTP authorization
`SMTPPassword *)`	`Heslo`	Password for the SMTP authorization *) The password is encrypted under a different key in the registry
`DialConn`	`Dial-up Connection`	Name of the Windows dial-up network connection.
`DialUserName`	`User name`	Name of the user for the dial-up network connection.
`- N/A -`	`Password`	Password of the user for the dial-up network connection.
`FilePath`	`Path`	List of folders that can be used for sending a file, separated by a semicolon. If an application tries to send a file from a different folder, the request will be denied. If the parameter is not specified or contains an empty string, any file can be sent. The main point of this behaviour is that the 602SQL Server has strong access privileges and users should not be allowed to access certain files. Example (Windows): `D:\wbdata;D:\wbdata\temp` Example (Linux): `/var/wbdata;/var/wbdata/temp`
`InBoxAppl`	`Inbox schema`	Name of the schema that the working tables for receiving e-mail will be created.
`InBoxMessages`	`Inbox table`	Name of the working table for storing incoming e-mail.
`InBoxFiles`	`Attachments table`	Name of the working table for storing attachments.

Combo Authentization in the dialog for setting parameters sets the meaning of the pair of parameters SMTPUsername and SMTPPassword in relation to the SMTP authorization:

SMTP server does not require authentization - parameters SMTPUsername a SMTPPassword are empty;
For authentization use POP3 settings - parameters SMTPUsername a SMTPPassword contain values from Username a Password parameters
For authentization use separate settings - parameters SMTPUsername a SMTPPassword are required.

The SMTPServer and MyAddress parameters are required for sending e-mail. The POP3Server, UserName and Password parameters are required for retrieving e-mail (POP3). The DialConn and DialUserName parameters are required only when a computer is connected to the Internet using a Windows dial-up network connection. The profile allows you to save the password for POP3 and dial-up access (a password is not required to send e-mail). The password for POP3 access is entered in a readable form on Linux and it is up to the system administrator to set the suitable privileges on the file containing the profile description.

The InBox... parameters are used if the application operation requires that the working tables for receiving e-mail are different than the default _INBOXMSGS and _INBOXFILES in the system schema _SYSEXT. This can be set using the MailSetProfileProp function.

If the SMTP server requires sender authentication, the name and password specified in the UserName and Password will be used.

Mail Profiles

MAPI Mail Profile