Thanks Even though you have email_alers, you have an email_to in the global section. After adding a mail_to entry in the global section, the mail_alerts started to work. I guess this is a bug. Thank you for helping demystifying the issue. Time to figure out what the <alerts> section does... Cheers Martin
On Jan 8, 10:30 am, "McClinton, Rick" <[email protected]> wrote: > Sorry Martin, I'm not sure what you're running into there. > > I have this working in my production system: (1.6.1) > <global> > <email_notification>yes</email_notification> > <email_to>m...@email</email_to> > <smtp_server>my.server.net.</smtp_server> > <email_from>[email protected]</email_from> > <email_maxperhour>999</email_maxperhour> > </global> > > <email_alerts> > <email_to>[email protected]</email_to> > <event_location>customerweb1|customerweb2</event_location> > <level>13</level> > </email_alerts> > > It does send alerts to them on their servers based on the level. I have a > custom rule triggering at that level for them. I don't know why I have a > terminating . on my smtp_server. > > While collecting this I notice there is also this section: > <alerts> > <log_alert_level>1</log_alert_level> > <email_alert_level>7</email_alert_level> > </alerts> > > I don't know what levels you're looking at for your test messages, but you > have '5' in your examples -- have you reduced email_alert_level to 5? <snip>
