Actually there are two ways to attack this.
The first way is to write your own script to send the mails and let Smokeping
call that script. In the configuration where it asks for the e-mail address of
the alert-ee, you place a pipe symbol followed by the script name (i.e.
|Tell-Dan.pl). The pipe symbol indicates to Smokeping that it should call the
script. It does so with a few fields of its own. You can in your own script,
manage what additional information you want to send using Net::SMTP. Check the
sub "sendmail()" for more information.
The second method is to change the way the information is formated in
Smokeping.pm. This formatting is done at the bottom of the sub "update_rrds()".
Dan
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Schappell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thu 9/25/2003 12:41 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: [smokeping-users] SmokeAlert SMTP Header Addition request
I noticed in SmokeAlert it doesn't add any sort of date header when it
sends a message. Since I like to know when one of these arrives, having
to scroll down to the bottom of the mailbox is a bit of a hassle. Is
there any way to have smokeping add a date header to the SMTP envelope?
Thanks!
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