# enaio® mail-archive-service

enaio® • 11.0 »

You will find information about the latest service releases of enaio® mail-archive-service here.

## Installation

Services are installed via the os_service-manager_setup.exe file in the \Backend\Service-Manager directory.

Service updates take place via enaio_services_versionfix.exe in the \Backend\Service-Manager-Update directory.

## enaio® mail-archive-service 2.1.5

Service Release 2.1.5 is a service release for bug fixing with the following extensions.

### TLS Encryption

Only keystore files of the type JKS or PKCS12 are permitted for TLS encryption. If JKS is used, then the type (that is, JKS) must be specified via the new 'mas-smtp.tls.key-store-type' parameter.

Only one key may be present in the key memory.

## enaio® mail-archive-service 2.1.3

Service Release 2.1.3 is a service release for bug fixing with the following extensions.

### Field Length of the Folder Names

If the field length of the name for journal folders and user folders in the object definition needs to be increased, then this change to the field length must also be adjusted via the parameters mas-storage.dms.journal.journal-folder-max-length and mail-journaling.enaio.dms.structure.user-folder-max-length in the masstorage-prod.yml configuration file. The default field length is 19 characters.

### Folder Indexing of Reference Documents

The e-mail address is used for folder indexing if the configuration values of the mas.mailbox-related-storage.folder-name-config.property parameter are not available in the application-mas.yml configuration file. Until now, only an error was logged and no folder was created.

### Health Check

The health check also checks the graph API configuration:

- If the graph API configuration is not valid, then DOWN is displayed as the status.

- If the graph API configuration is not available, however it is required, then DOWN is displayed as the status.

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