Notifications

Email notifications

This control enables or disables email notifications in YouTrack.

Server address

The server address of your mail server.

Server port

The connection port for the mail server.

Mail protocol

The protocol that is used by your mail server.

Connect anonymously

When enabled, YouTrack connects to your mail service without sending a username and password. Use when your mail service does not require authentication.

When this option is enabled, the input fields for SMTP username and SMTP password are disabled. Values that are stored in these settings are ignored.

Username

The username of the account that is used to access the mail server.

Password

The password for the account that is used to access the mail server.

SSL key

This list lets you select an SSL key that contains a trusted certificate and its public and private key pairs. The key identifies YouTrack as a client when it tries to connect to your mail server.

From address

The default address for sending email notifications from YouTrack. This sets the value for the "From:" field in the email header. You can either use the format sender name <email@yourdomain.com> or enter an email address without the sender name.

For more information, see From and Reply-to Addresses.

Reply-to address

An optional address to which email replies are sent. This sets the value for the "Reply-To:" field in the email header for messages that are sent by YouTrack. Use this setting when, for example, the address that you use to send email notifications cannot receive replies.

Send test message

This control lets you test the connection to your mail server by sending a test message to a specific email address.

Jabber notifications

This control enables or disables Jabber notifications in YouTrack.

Server address

The server address of your Jabber service.

Server port

The connection port for the Jabber service.

Service name

The name of your Jabber service. Use when the service name and address (hostname) are not the same. This setting is commonly required for ejabbered servers.

Username

The username of the account that is used to access the Jabber service. Use the format username@domain.

Password

The password for the account that is used to access the Jabber service.

SSL key

This list lets you select an SSL keystore that contains a trusted certificate and its public and private key pairs. The keystore identifies YouTrack as a client when it tries to connect to the Jabber service.

Use legacy SSL

This option disables the certificate validity check for the SSL connection. Recommended only when you are using jabber.org to send notifications and encounter a problem with the connection to the Jabber service.

If you run a YouTrack JAR installation, upgrading the version of your JRE/JDK on the server to at least Java 1.8.0_101 should resolve this problem without having to disable the validity check.

Send test message

This control lets you test the connection to your Jabber service by sending a test message to a specific Jabber account.