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Revision 1.02 October 2002 82
# The path to append to sequential uploads. This path must exist on the
# server prior to upload
seq_destination="upload/sequential"
# --- SMTP parameters ---
# The server to use as mail server
smtp_server="mail.somewhere.com"
# The subject to use in the mail
subject="'Alarm'"
# The specified sender
from="someone@somewhere.com"
# The specified receiver of reply
reply="someone@somewhere.com"
# The specified receiver of a copy of this mail
cc="someone@somewhere.com "
# The body to insert into the mail. Note that this must be specified and
# point to a valid file
body="/tmp/var/log/messages"
# The specified recipient
to="someone@somewhere.com"
#!/bin/mish
PATH=/bin:/sbin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin
# Read the config file
. /etc/applications/config_$1
# Read the optional config file
if [ -e /etc/applications/pre_config_$1 ]; then
. /etc/applications/pre_config_$1
fi
# Stop the alarm buffers
bufferd -stop -buffername $2
# Test if cc is present, if yes add -c $cc to the command, otherwise
# leave blank
if [ x$cc != "x" ]; then
copy="-c $cc"
fi
# Send the mail
smtpclient -s $subject -S $smtp_server -f $from -r $reply $copy -b $body $to
if [ $? -eq 1 ]; then
logger -t $0[$$] SMTP failed!
fi
# Path of the status file
status_file="/tmp/$2/status"
# Wait until bufferd is ready with the images, i.e. the status file is
# present and delete it after
expr $predelay + $postdelay > /tmp/F
tmp=`cat /tmp/F`; expr $tmp / 1000 > /tmp/F
tmp=`cat /tmp/F`; rm /tmp/F
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