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+# Replacing From addresses in email
+# Major mail providers are starting to use DMARC, to demand that all mail From addresses from their domain
+# must be signed. Since we can't sign messages for another mail service, this means that email passed through
+# the archiver or generated by Mailtool / Messages will fail the test, and be rejected.
+# By default we now replace From addresses with postmaster@site, and move the original From address to
+# Reply-To. These properties control that behavior.
+#
+# Should we replace the From address? true|false
+# Can also be an email address. If not specified the new from address is postmaster@site.
+# Example: mailagent@sakai.myinstitution.edu
+# false if you don't want any replacement
+# DEFAULT: true
+#mail.sendfromsakai=false
+
+# Should we have exceptions for the replacement? Any from address matching this Java regular expression
+# will be retained unmodified. You might want to include addresses within your own institution, since
+# they shouldn't cause any trouble unless your own institution is using DMAEC.
+# Note that mail addresses using your Sakai instance's server name will always be exceptions
+# DEFAULT: missing, no exceptions
+#mail.sendfromsakai.exceptions=.*[@.]institution\\.edu
+
+# When replacing the From address, what text should we use. {} will be
+# replaced with the original From address, e.g. John Smith (jsmith@site.edu)
+# DEFAULT: {}
+#mail.sendfromsakai.fromtext=On behalf of {}

wsetup.track.membership.change

# SAK-14210 - Enable tracking of membership changing, a lot more events
# DEFAULT: false
# wsetup.track.membership.change=true

# SAK-23555 - Enabling tracking of roster changing, a lot more events
# DEFAULT: false
# wsetup.track.roster.change=true

# SAK-29934 Enable/disable the Forums rank feature
# DEFAULT: true
# msgcntr.forums.ranks.enable=false