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188 Monitoring and maintaining FSE
E-mail settings
The e-mail settings section is marked by the [mail] string in the configuration file and defines the e-mail
recipients related information.
The e-mail section settings are relevant only if any of the actions defined in the triggered actions definitions
section of the configuration file is either email_ge or email_lt. For more information on triggered
actions definitions, see section ”Triggered actions definitions” on page 188. The e-mail section keys are:
Linux specific — e-mail settings section of the configuration file
Windows specific — e-mail settings section of the configuration file
Triggered actions definitions
The triggered actions definitions section is marked by the [action] string in the configuration file and
defines actions that are to be triggered if a threshold is crossed.
Key Description Default value on
Linux
Default value on
Windows
MailTo The address to which e-mails are sent.
If several address are specified, they must be
delimited by commas.
root@localhost None
SmtpServer SMTP server to deliver the message to. None None
SmtpUser The address from which e-mails are sent. root@localhost None
SmtpPassword Password to authenticate the SmtpUser at
SmtpServer. The None value indicates that no
authentication is used.
None None
[mail]
# this section contains entries for the mail system
# comma separated list of mail recipients
MailTo: root@localhost
# smtp server where the mail should be delivered to
SmtpServer: localhost
# user to deliver the mail
SmtpUser: root@localhost
# password for mail delivery ( optional )
SmtpPassword: None
[mail]
# this section contains entries for the mail system
# comma separated list of mail recipients
MailTo: None
# smtp server where the mail should be delivered to
SmtpServer: None
# user to deliver the mail
SmtpUser: None
# password for mail delivery ( optional )
SmtpPassword: None