Notification via E-mail
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| Parameter | Description | |||
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| Name | The name of the element in the system | |||
| SMTP server | Name or SMTP server IP address (smtp.gmail.com) | |||
| SMTP port | SMTP server on the correct port number. (e.g. 25, 465, 587 or other ) | |||
| Permit TLS | When TLS SMTP is enabled, the session is opened within the encrypted connection (typical port 465) | |||
| Permit STARTTLS | When STARTTLS is enabled, the encrypted connection is opened within the SMTP session (typical port 587, but can be 25, 2525, or another) | |||
| Enable SSL | Enable or disable | |||
Login, password | SMTP server username and password | |||
| Mail from | Sender's e-mail address (sky25test@gmail.com) | |||
| Mail to | Recipient's e-mail address (sky25test@gmail.com). Up to 10 addresses. For multiple e-mail address use "space", ";" or ",". Example 1: test@gmail.com, test2@gmail.com Example 2: test@gmail.com test2@gmail.com Example 3: test@gmail.com; test2@gmail.com
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| Message subject | The custom subject field of an e-mail message, if left blank, the field is automatically generated. The system automatically adds service information to the top of the email subject. If you want to strictly set the subject text, then enter it into brackets, for example: [Strict subject text] | |||
| Message | Text of the message contains information about the event in the system. Can contain macros - the characteristics of the system, calculated at the time of operation. Learn more about Macros at: Macros in the notification text
Logic name:\n %4\n --\n Logic triggered at:\n %3\n --\n Logic triggered by:\n %5, %8\n State: %6\n Value: %7\n --\n Logic scheme description:\n %1\n --\n All sensor states on the moment when logic was triggered:\n %2\n --\n |
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