@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ If a matching account is found, the mail handler impersonates the user to create
If no matching account is found, the mail is rejected. To override this behavior and allow unknown mail address
to create work packages, set the option `no_permission_check=1` and specify with `unknown_user=accept`
**Note**: This feature only provides a mapping of mail to user account, it does not authenticate the user based on the mail. Since you can easily spoof mail addresses, you should not rely on the authenticity of work packages created that way.
**Note**: This feature only provides a mapping of mail to user account, it does not authenticate the user based on the mail. Since you can easily spoof mail addresses, you should not rely on the authenticity of work packages created that way. At the moment in the OpenProject Enterprise Cloud work package generation by emails can only be triggered by registered email addresses.
@ -381,7 +381,7 @@ Your OpenProject installation is ready to run. Please refer to the [Operation gu
This step is optional.
OpenProject can be extended by various plug-ins, which extend OpenProject's capabilities.
For general information and a list of all plug-ins known to us, refer to to the [plug-in page](https://community.openproject.org/projects/openproject/wiki/OpenProject_Plug-Ins).
For general information and a list of all plug-ins known to us, refer to to the [plug-in page](../../../system-admin-guide/integrations/).
OpenProject plug-ins are separated in ruby gems. You can install them by listing them in a file called `Gemfile.plugins`. An example `Gemfile.plugins` file looks like this: