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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:

Key	Description	Default value on	Default value on
		Linux	Windows

MailTo	The address to which e-mails are sent.	root@localhost	None
	If several address are specified, they must be
	delimited by commas.

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	None	None
	SmtpServer. The None value indicates that no
	authentication is used.

Linux specific — e-mail settings section of the configuration file

[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

Windows specific — e-mail settings section of the configuration file

[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

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.

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File System Extender (FSE) specifications

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HP File System Extender (FSE) manual Mail settings, Triggered actions definitions

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E-mail settings

Key

Description

Default value on

Linux

Windows

Triggered actions definitions

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