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proposing to split email gateway document
incoming email configuration
outgoing email configuration
adjusted index files associated.

split email document into two
incoming email configuration
outgoing email configuration
adjusted the index files associated as well.
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This pull request aims to enhance the user documentation by reorganizing the email gateway configuration guide. Instead of a single, combined document, the instructions for configuring incoming and outgoing email servers are now separated into their own dedicated files. This change improves the discoverability and readability of the documentation, allowing users to quickly access the specific email configuration details they need without sifting through irrelevant information.

Highlights

  • Documentation Refactoring: The comprehensive 'email_gateway.md' document has been split into two distinct, more focused documents for better organization and clarity.
  • New Incoming Email Configuration Document: A new document, 'incoming_email_configuration.md', has been created to specifically detail the setup process for incoming email servers (IMAP/POP).
  • New Outgoing Email Configuration Document: A separate document, 'outgoing_email_configuration.md', has been introduced to guide users through the configuration of outgoing email servers (SMTP).
  • Index File Updates: Both the main user guide index and the administration section index have been updated to reflect the new document structure, replacing the single 'email_gateway' reference with the two new, specific configuration guides.
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This pull request successfully splits the email gateway documentation into separate, more focused files for incoming and outgoing email configurations, which significantly improves the documentation's structure and clarity. The corresponding updates to the index files are also correctly implemented. I have identified a few minor areas for improvement, including a typo, an inaccurate description, and a consistent formatting issue across the new files. My specific comments provide suggestions to address these points.


![IMAP/POP server configuration form showing fields for Name, Server Type, Server Name, Port, SSL/TLS, Username, Password, and Action settings](incoming_email_configuration/B-step04-fill-in-server-details.jpg)

##s# Test and save

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There appears to be a typo in this Markdown heading. The extra 's' should be removed to correct it.

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##s# Test and save
## Test and save


![Completed incoming email server configuration form with 'Test & Confirm' and 'Save' buttons highlighted](incoming_email_configuration/B-step05-test-and-save-config.jpg)

OpenSPP will now periodically check this mailbox for new emails and create records based on your configuration. No newline at end of file

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This file is missing a final newline character. It's a common convention and good practice to end files with a newline, as it can prevent issues with some command-line tools, diff viewers, and file concatenation.

- {doc}`email_gateway`: A guide to configuring both outgoing and incoming email servers to enable automated communication and data entry.
- {doc}`incoming_email_configuration`: A guide to setting up automatic email retrieval and processing from a designated incoming mailbox.

- {doc}`outgoing_email_configuration`: A guide to configuring both outgoing email servers to enable automated communication and data entry.

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The description for outgoing_email_configuration appears to be a partial copy from the old, combined document. It inaccurately refers to 'both outgoing email servers'. The description should be updated to be specific to only the outgoing email server configuration.

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- {doc}`outgoing_email_configuration`: A guide to configuring both outgoing email servers to enable automated communication and data entry.
- {doc}`outgoing_email_configuration`: A guide to configuring an outgoing email server to enable automated communication and data entry.

1. Click the **Test Connection** button at the top of the form.
2. If the configuration is correct, you will see a confirmation message.
3. If you see an error, double-check your server details, username, and password.
4. Once the test is successful, click the **Save** button. No newline at end of file

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This file is missing a final newline character. It's a common convention and good practice to end files with a newline, as it can prevent issues with some command-line tools, diff viewers, and file concatenation.

resolving gemini comments
removed typo 's'
added white space at the end of file
fix index description
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@anthonymarkQA anthonymarkQA merged commit dc53bf5 into stable Sep 26, 2025
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