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app/views/help/_header.html.haml

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+.navBar.navBar--secondary
+  %ul
+    %li.navBar__item= link_to "Sending E-Mail", [organization, @server, :help_outgoing], :class => ['navBar__link', active_nav == :outgoing ? 'is-active' : '']
+    %li.navBar__item= link_to "Receiving E-Mail", [organization, @server, :help_incoming], :class => ['navBar__link', active_nav == :incoming ? 'is-active' : '']
+

app/views/help/incoming.html.haml

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+- page_title << @server.name
+- page_title << "Help"
+- page_title << "Receiving E-Mail"
+= render 'servers/sidebar', :active_server => @server
+= render 'servers/header', :active_nav => :help
+= render 'header', :active_nav => :incoming
+
+.pageContent.pageContent--compact
+  %h1.pageContent__title Receiving e-mail
+  %h2.pageContent__intro.u-margin
+    This system can handle your incoming e-mail by accepting it from other mail servers and
+    sending it on to your own applications using HTTP or to forward it to other SMTP servers.
+  %p.u-margin.pageContent__helpLink= link_to "Read more about sending e-mails", [organization, @server, :help_outgoing]
+  .u-margin
+    %h2.pageContent__subTitle Forwarding e-mails
+    %p.pageContent__text
+      If you already have a incoming mail server for your domain, you may find the quickest
+      way to get up and running is to simply forward e-mail from that server.
+      You don't need to make any changes to your DNS to do this.
+    %p.pageContent__text
+      Just #{link_to "create an incoming route", [organization, @server, :routes], :class => "u-link"}
+      for the address you want to receive messages for and then you'll be provided with
+      an e-mail address that messages can be forward to. Any message that is received to
+      this address will be treated as if it had been sent directly to the address on the route.
+    %p.pageContent__text
+      The address to forward mail to can be found by clicking on the route and copying the
+      field marked Address from the form.
+
+  .u-margin
+    %h2.pageContent__subTitle Setting your MX records
+    %p.pageContent__text
+      If you don't already have a mail server on your domain, you can simply set your
+      MX records to point to this system. The MX records are shown
+      below and you should add these both as priority 10 in your DNS configuration. Once
+      these have been added successfully they will show with a green tick on your domain list.
+    %dl.pageContent__definitions
+      %dt MX Records
+      %dd
+        - for mx in Postal.config.dns.mx_records
+          %p.pageContent__definitionCode= mx
+

app/views/help/outgoing.html.haml

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+- page_title << @server.name
+- page_title << "Help"
+- page_title << "Sending E-Mail"
+= render 'servers/sidebar', :active_server => @server
+= render 'servers/header', :active_nav => :help
+= render 'header', :active_nav => :outgoing
+.pageContent.pageContent--compact
+  %h1.pageContent__title Sending e-mail
+  %h2.pageContent__intro.u-margin
+    There are a couple of different ways you send outgoing mail through a
+    mail server. These methods are shown below:
+  %p.u-margin.pageContent__helpLink= link_to "Read more about receiving e-mails", [organization, @server, :help_incoming]
+  .u-margin
+    %h2.pageContent__subTitle Important notes
+    %ul.pageContent__list
+      %li
+        E-mails can only be sent from addresses with domains that you have added to mail server or the server's organization.
+        Mail servers can be enabled to send mail from any domain by the administrator.
+      %li
+        If a message cannot be delivered, the system will not send you a bounce message but dispatch a webhook (if you set one up).
+        If a message delivery fails but can be retried, the system will try #{QueuedMessage::MAX_ATTEMPTS} times to deliver it before giving up.
+  .u-margin
+    %h2.pageContent__subTitle Sending using SMTP
+    %p.pageContent__text
+      These instructions explain how to send messages using the SMTP server.
+
+    %dl.pageContent__definitions
+      %dt SMTP Server Address
+      %dd
+        %p.pageContent__definitionCode= Postal.config.dns.smtp_server_hostname
+      %dt Port
+      %dd
+        %p.pageContent__definitionCode 25 or 2525
+        %p.pageContent__definitionText
+          The SMTP service supports STARTTLS if you wish to send messages securely. Be aware that security
+          cannot guaranteed all the way to their final destination.
+
+      %dt Username
+      %dd
+        %p.pageContent__definitionCode= @server.full_permalink
+      %dt Password
+      %dd
+        - if @credentials['SMTP'].present?
+          %p.pageContent__definitionCode
+            = @credentials['SMTP'].first.key
+          %p.pageContent__definitionText= link_to "Create more credentials", [organization, @server, :credentials], :class => "u-link"
+        - else
+          %p.warningBox
+            %b No SMTP credentials created for this server yet.
+            A password can be generated from the #{link_to 'credentials', [:new, organization, @server, :credential], :class => "u-link"}
+            page. Just create a credential with the <b>SMTP</b> type and add a name which suits the place you'll be using the credentials.
+
+      %dt Authentication Methods
+      %dd
+        %p.pageContent__definitionCode PLAIN, LOGIN or CRAM-MD5
+
+  .u-margin
+    %h2.pageContent__subTitle Sending over HTTP using our API
+    %p.pageContent__text
+      For full information about how to use our HTTP API, please #{link_to 'see the documentation', 'https://gopostal.io/~/http-sending', :class => "u-link"}.