# The root URL of your ZendTo site. Must end in /
# Example: https://zendto.example.com/
ZENDTO_URL=http://localhost/
# A PHP array of the subnets that your organisation's internal users usually use.
# This provides them with a faster way to log in.
ZENDTO_ORG_IP_SUBNETS="array('172.25.','10.','192.68.')"
# Your SMTP server. Must accept mail from any address to any address.
ZENDTO_SMTP_SERVER=smtp.example.com
# Normally 25 or 587, possibly 465.
ZENDTO_SMTP_PORT=25
# Either tls or blank. Uses STARTTLS if it's "tls"
ZENDTO_SMTP_SECURE="tls"
# SMTP username or "" if none
ZENDTO_SMTP_USERNAME=""
# SMTP password or "" if none.
# You might prefer to set ZENDTO_SMTP_PASSWORD_FILE instead and
# put the actual secret password in there
ZENDTO_SMTP_PASSWORD=""
# The "envelope sender" address used to send mail
ZENDTO_SMTP_SENDER=helpdesk@example.com
# The name of the service you want to use, it doesn't have to be called "ZendTo"
ZENDTO_SERVICE_TITLE=ZendTo
# Either the short name of the service, or a complete HTML <img /> tag showing a
# transparent version of your corporate logo, max recommended size is 160px x 60px
ZENDTO_SERVICE_LOGO="ZendTo"
# Example organisation: "First National Bank"
ZENDTO_ORG_SHORT_NAME="First National"
ZENDTO_ORG_SHORT_TYPE="the Bank"
# What timezone are you in? UTC by default
TZ="America/New_York"
