<email-smtp> <!-- The values within <properties> are passed directly to the JavaMail API. For a list of valid properties see http://java.sun.com/products/javamail/javadocs/index.html --> <properties> <!-- This is the address of your SMTP email server for sending email. e.g. smtp.pentaho.org --> <mail.smtp.host></mail.smtp.host> <!-- This is the port of your SMTP email server. Usually this is 25. For GMail this is 587 --> <mail.smtp.port>25</mail.smtp.port> <!-- The transport for accessing the email server. Usually this is smtp. For GMail this is smtps --> <mail.transport.protocol>smtp</mail.transport.protocol> <!-- Usually this is 'false'. For GMail it is 'true' --> <mail.smtp.starttls.enable>false</mail.smtp.starttls.enable> <!-- Set to true if the email server requires the sender to authenticate --> <mail.smtp.auth>true</mail.smtp.auth> <!-- This is true if the email server requires an SSL connection. Usually 'false'. For GMail this is 'true' --> <mail.smtp.ssl>false</mail.smtp.ssl> <!-- Output debug information from the JavaMail API --> <mail.debug>false</mail.debug> <!-- For GMail this is 'false' --> <!--mail.smtp.quitwait>false</mail.smtp.quitwait--> </properties> <!-- The is the address of your POP3 email server for receiving email. e.g. pop.pentaho.org --> <!-- It is currently not used --> <mail.pop3></mail.pop3> <!-- This is the default 'from' address that emails from the Pentaho BI Platform will appear to come from e.g. joe.pentaho@pentaho.org --> <mail.from.default>joe.pentaho@pentaho.org</mail.from.default> <!-- This is the user id used to connect to the email server for sending email It is only required if email-authenticate is set to true This is never sent or shown to anyone --> <mail.userid></mail.userid> <!-- This is the password used to connect to the email server for sending email It is only required if email-authenticate is set to true This is never sent or shown to anyone --> <mail.password></mail.password> </email-smtp>