Fix #187: documentation and changelog for email configuration
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Users can now request password reset by email, assuming
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a SMTP server was correctly configured (#187)
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Update
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Starting from this release, Funkwhale will send two types
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of emails:
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- Email confirmation emails, to ensure a user's email is valid
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- Password reset emails, enabling user to reset their password without an admin's intervention
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Email sending is disabled by default, as it requires additional configuration.
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In this mode, emails are simply outputed on stdout.
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If you want to actually send those emails to your users, you should edit your
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.env file and tweak the EMAIL_CONFIG variable. See :ref:`setting-EMAIL_CONFIG`
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for more details.
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.. note::
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As a result of these changes, the DJANGO_EMAIL_BACKEND variable,
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which was not documented, has no effect anymore. You can safely remove it from
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your .env file if it is set.
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