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Merge pull request #95 from factly/feat/email-configuration
added the steps to follow for configuring email server on mailgun
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### Env files to be added | ||
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- Create config file with name config (and extension .env, .yml, .json) in root folder and add config variables (see config.env.example for reference) | ||
- Create a folder `companion` in root and create `.env` file inside companion and add config variables (see .env.example for reference) | ||
- Create a folder `companion` in root and create `.env` file inside companion and add config variables (see .env.example for reference) | ||
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### Setting up the email server | ||
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- Create a mailgun account. | ||
- On the dashboard click on one of the sending domains. | ||
- Select the SMTP method for sending the email. | ||
- In kratos config file, add the smtp connection URI. Format of the URI is smtp://username:password@smtp.mailgun.org:port/?skip_ssl_verify=true | ||
- Example : smtp://[email protected]:somerandompassword123@smtp.mailgun.org:587/?skip_ssl_verify=true |