No this can't be done and we don't plan to add this.
Why not use a commandline mailer within the bat file that generates the file that should be attached?
 

Dirk Bulinckx.

 


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Subject: [SA-list] Can e-mail alerts include attachments?

Is it, or will it become, possible to have the SMTP e-mail alert send an attachment?

On some of our hosts (usually routers) we have a batch file that is executed when a host goes down. In the SA alert I pass: C:\Data\SATrace.bat %h "%p"

Where %h is the SA variable for the host, and the %p is the SA variable for the pretty name (surrounded in quotes to handle the spaces for the batch file).


Here is the batch file:

for /f "tokens=2-4 delims=/ " %%a in ('date/t') do set date=%%c%%a%%b
for /f "tokens=1-2 delims=: " %%a in ('time/t') do set time=%%a%%b%

md \\ServerName\Share\SAliveScriptResults\%2

tracert -d %1 >\\ServerName\Share\SAliveScriptResults\%2\%date%_%time%_%1.txt
ping %1 >>\\ServerName\Share\SAliveScriptResults\%2\%date%_%time%_%1.txt



Then, I also send an e-mail alert to be processed. Right now, when there is an outage, we know we can go to \\ServerName\Share\SAliveScriptResults\Host Name and get the result file, but it would be nice that when my Alerts run (1 run SATrace and 2 send e-mail), that the e-mail could also include the attachment.

I suppose I could use blat or something on a scheduled basis to process them, but I'd like to stay in SA.

Which brings me to another question... When SA process the alerts actions, does SA wait until each alert completes? In other words, for my example, when SA finds a host down, it will run my batch file, which will vary in how many seconds it will take to complete. Will the second alert action (my e-mail) wait until the first one completes?

My question may be unique here, and since we already know how to handle this function, Dirk or anyone else can just say, "no can't do that right now or in the near future", and that is completely fine, as this is not a priority for me.

Thanks.

Jamie Jenkins



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