I think the command is "Notify" but i'm not sure what is supposed to go after that.
Also, what is meant by domain in the notification setup page?
I really appreciate the help.
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How did you configured the SMTP ? Do you have emial without password ?psy0rz wrote: ↑04 Jun 2017, 23:32 I created a practical example for notifications: https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/inde ... ifications
it wasn't but it is now.
Thanks for your answer. Indeed there is no hint or warning about SSL in your Wiki article about EasyNotifications (and I can't add any). Inside the Notification Settings of the running device there is a link to exactly this Wiki article already.
You could try a comma separated list, as long as it fits in the fixed size "to" field.Sandominion wrote: ↑04 Aug 2018, 00:22Thanks for your answer. Indeed there is no hint or warning about SSL in your Wiki article about EasyNotifications (and I can't add any). Inside the Notification Settings of the running device there is a link to exactly this Wiki article already.
How about my question about 2nd Receiver? Do I have to separate them with comma or space or something or do I have to use another Notification for each recipient?
I've got an account for the Wiki and wrote not only a warning but a chapter about my experience:Sandominion wrote: ↑04 Aug 2018, 00:22Thanks for your answer. Indeed there is no hint or warning about SSL in your Wiki article about EasyNotifications (and I can't add any). Inside the Notification Settings of the running device there is a link to exactly this Wiki article already.
I tried to seperate the Receivers with different seperators without success. What is the fixed size?TD-er wrote: ↑04 Aug 2018, 11:49You could try a comma separated list, as long as it fits in the fixed size "to" field.Sandominion wrote: ↑04 Aug 2018, 00:22 How about my question about 2nd Receiver? Do I have to separate them with comma or space or something or do I have to use another Notification for each recipient?
See: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2822#page-22
GreatSandominion wrote: ↑11 Aug 2018, 10:54 [...]
I've got an account for the Wiki and wrote not only a warning but a chapter about my experience:
https://www.letscontrolit.com/wiki/inde ... tification
The fixed size is 64 bytes, which seems to include the trailing 0, so essentially it is 63 bytes.Sandominion wrote: ↑11 Aug 2018, 10:54 [...]
I tried to seperate the Receivers with different seperators without success. What is the fixed size?
If you need to put more than one e-mail address in a header, for instance when you wish to send a message to several people at once, the addresses are separated with commas, like this (with "simple" addresses):
jsmith@example.net, mjones@example.org
Or this (with names and addresses):
"John Smith" <jsmith@example.net>, "Mark Jones" <mjones@example.org>
The space after the comma is optional, but improves the readability. (The whitespace characters, space and tab, are allowed before or after each address within a header.)
Note that the comma (,) is the proper separator between multiple addresses, not the semicolon (;) or any other character. There are some mail programs that display lists of addresses with semicolons, and accept this format when taking input of addresses, but any standards-compliant program will actually use commas when transmitting the address list in a message header. There are reports that some mail programs launched by Web browsers in response to mailto: links require lists of multiple addresses within such a link to be separated by semicolons (and choke on comma-separated lists), while others are the opposite way; it is for reasons like this that it is not recommended that you use anything other than a single address in a mailto: link, even if there are standards documents allowing more complex values.
The body text in quotation marks works fine even inside Rules. I added it to the artikle. Thanks for the hint.TD-er wrote: ↑11 Aug 2018, 13:11 A space can be used in texts, since very recent builds, but then you have to use quotes like "This is a body with spaces"
I am not sure how spaces are currently interpreted in the rules parser, but at least in the past it was translated into a "," which is essentially a parameter separator.
That definitely does not work with ESPEasy Notifikation. I did many tests but the Email always goes out to the first Receiver only for example with filled in Receiver like:If you need to put more than one e-mail address in a header, for instance when you wish to send a message to several people at once, the addresses are separated with commas, like this (with "simple" addresses):
jsmith@example.net, mjones@example.org
I agree that it’s not really a bug.
Seems it would be necessary to seek the string for (different) separators and distinguish the receivers. For each optional receiver there needs to be an extra RCPT command.if (!NPlugin_001_MTA(client, String(F("RCPT TO:<")) + notificationsettings.Receiver + ">", F("250 "))) break;
For me www.smart-mail.de works fine.
You can try the system variables %R% and %N%angelo67 wrote: ↑17 Dec 2018, 16:15 Hello,
sorry for my english (use google tratutore).
My question is this:
using email notification and everything works very well,
using its correct syntax :
"Notify <position>, [message_in_the_body]"
I would like to edit the text in the "[message_in_the_body]"
so that it is sent over several lines for an easier reading of the email.
I can change the text but everything is written on one very long line.
Type the <BR> command for the html.
thank you
I would solve it this way:Temperotos wrote: ↑21 Mar 2019, 09:18 I found a solution with a separate SW-switch, but if somebody has a more smart solution, let me know...
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