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I am using Jira's web portal and I can't figure out where I can change the outgoing email. When emails are sent, the from email is jira@project.atlassian.net - I'd like to use my companies. I can only find documentation on how to change the SMTP server for a local server.
Hello,
it seems that you can now configure the cloud instances to send e-mail on behalf of your domain which might solve this issue :
It's a restricted function on Cloud, you can't change it. See https://confluence.atlassian.com/adminjiracloud/restricted-functions-in-jira-cloud-applications-776636921.html
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I wonder why they opted for such a complicated approach? Why not just have options to configure mail-server with an adress, username and password?
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Because a LOT of people who set up mail servers use additional parameters.
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If additional parameters need to be used, they should be available together with the basic parameters (as in any other mail configuration).
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