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Alternatively, the installation can be started using the command line with various parameters.

 

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The command line must be started as an administrator!

 

Example:

msiexec /q /i "SEPPmailOutlookAddInSetup.msi" NoGUI=true SMWarning=false SMEncrypt=true SMSign=true SMWebMail=true SMHelp=true WebSite="https://docs

seppmail.com" SMEncryptSelected=false SMSignSelected=false SMWebmailSelected=false /li .\log.txt

 

msiexec parameters:

 

Parameters

Description

/q

Installation without user interface (only in connection with "NoGUI=true" !)

/i

Installation of an MSI package

/li .\log.txt

Creation of a log.txt with basic information in the current directory

 

MSI parameters of SEPPmailOutlookAdd-InSetup.msi (see also Configuration / Registry)

 

Parameters

Standard

Description

NoGUI

false

Absolutely required for the silent installation

 

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The parameter "NoGUI" must never be used alone.

SMPlain

false

Set button "Do not process" to show/hide

s-smplain

"[plain]"

Keyword used in the "Subject-mod"

SMPlainSelected

false

Set button "Do not process" to active/inactive in the standard

SMNoEncryption

true

Set button "Unencrypted" to show/hide

s-smnoenc

[noenc]

Keyword used in the "Subject-mod"

SMNoEncryptionSelected

false

Set button "Unencrypted" to active/inactive in the standard

SMEncrypt

true

Set button "Encrypt" to show/hide

s-smenc

[confidential]

Keyword used in the "Subject-mod"

SMEncryptSelected

true

Set button "Encrypt" to active/inactive in the standard

SMWebmail

true

Set button "Encryption with read confirmation" to show/hide

s-smwebmail

"[priv]"

Keyword used in the "Subject-mod"

SMWebmailSelected

true

Set button "Encryption with read confirmation" to active/inactive in the standard

SMInternalEncryption

false

Set button "Also encrypt internally" to show/hide

SMInternalEncryptionSelected

false

Set button "Also encrypt internally" to active/inactive in the standard

InternalRecipient

ime@

imepseudodomain.

local

Entry as described in this chapter under Internal encryption

SMSign

true

Set button "Sign" to show/hide

s-smsign

"[sign]"

Keyword used in the "Subject-mod"

SMSignSelected

true

Set button "Sign" to active/inactive in the standard

SMLargeFileTransfer

false

Set button "Large File Transfer" to show/hide

s-smlfm

"[lfm]"

Keyword used in the "Subject-mod"

SMLargeFileTransferBypass

(changed with 2.0.10)

false

Activates the LFT-Bypass mode (see also Delivery/Sending via  SEPPmail Microsoft Outlook Add-In)

SMLargeFileTransferSelected

false

Set button "Large File Transfer" to active/inactive in the standard

InsecureLFTUploadConnection

false

Permits uploading the LFT data, including via an insecure connection (HTTP).

LFTSEPPmailHostname

""

Indication of the FQDN of the SEPPmail Secure E-Mail Gateway

SMHelp

true

Set button "Help" to show/hide

true

https://docs
seppmail.com"

URL of the website that should open when clicking "Help"

SMWarning

true

Function for issuing a warning message if no encryption has been selected, enable/disable

SMWarningDomainWhitelist

""

Entry of target email domains separated by a space which are to be excepted from the warning.

Categorize

false

Enable/disable categorization of emails

 

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In this procedure, categories can be created, which are set according to the action selected in the add-in. This enables the sender to subsequently see in the folder "Sent Items" which action, if any, was selected via the add-in when sending the email.

CategorizeHistory

false

Also enable/disable the categorisation of emails which have been processed since the last start of Outlook.

LMonly

false

Save Registry values only in "HKLM", not in "HCU" enable/disable

PlaceSubjectFlagsAtStart

false

Specifies whether control commands are to be inserted at the beginning of the subject line. In the default (false), control commands are added at the end of the subject line.

This setting is only relevant, if "subject-mod" is activated.

subject-mod

false

If the subject extension is activated, no header fields are written, but rather control commands are added to the subject as character strings. When sending, any control commands (e.g. "[confidential]", etcetera) still present will first be removed from the subject line and,subsequently, added to the subject in accordance with the settings made by the buttons in the add-in.

 

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In case of active subject modification, the user can see the extended subject in the folder "Sent Items" and can track the control commands for each email.

If emails are sent to internal and external recipients at the same time, the internal recipients will also see the subject changes.

Tooltips

true

Enable/disable of tooltips for buttons

  

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