The System Configuration allows you to set server options that will enhance the performance of the software.
Set Install Directory to the directory you have installed @Mail in. Your initial installation will supply the data for this field automatically. However if you decide to move your @Mail directory within your web server root you will need to change this field to the new path.
Set User Directory to the directory you specified to keep user details in the initial installation. Your initial installation will supply the data for this field automatically. However if you decide to move your @Mail User Files on your server you will need to change this field to the new path.
Set an Admin Email so users can contact the relevant person if an error message is displayed or there is a technical problem with the account.
The GnuPG pathname is an optional third-party mail-encryption service. For more information on this service check out their website at http://www.gnupg.org. If you are running this aditional service, specify the path name location here.
The Session Timeout is a security option for users who have not logged out of their accounts. Session Timeout requires the user to login again after a set period of time. The Session Timeout is given in seconds.
The Custom Error Message will be displayed to the user if there is a server error or other technical problem. You can customize this error message in HTML to suit your layout.
The Restore Default Configuration function will restore all of the @Mail Configuration to factory defaults. This function will copy the Config.default (file with default Configuration) to Config.pm (your current Configuration). A backup of your current Configuration will also be created under the name Config.previous.