Respond To Events By Email - Revision history

Foogee at 17:28, 14 August 2012

2012-08-14T17:28:42Z

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	Step 3. Event Setup		Step 3. Event Setup

	1. Event handler > Respond to events		Event handler > Respond to events
	Description: Front Door Tripped		Description: Front Door Tripped
	New Event*: A Sensor is tripped		New Event*: A Sensor is tripped
	(click add)		(click add)

	From here you can select your devices and events.		From here you can select your devices and events.
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	2. Send Mail.		2. Send Mail.
	Add command using: Advanced		Add command using: Advanced
	Device: pull down menu. select "General Info Plugin" it shows up under DCErouter.		Device: pull down menu. select "General Info Plugin" it shows up under DCErouter.
	Command: Send Mail		Command: Send Mail
	Fill out the subject / body / email.		Fill out the subject / body / email.

	i used the advanced menu to edit the event handler. it seems to be a little easier. here are some screen shots.		i used the advanced menu to edit the event handler. it seems to be a little easier. here are some screen shots.

2012-08-14T17:27:41Z

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	From here you can select your devices and events.		From here you can select your devices and events.


			2. Send Mail.
			Add command using: Advanced
			Device: pull down menu. select "General Info Plugin" it shows up under DCErouter.
			Command: Send Mail
			Fill out the subject / body / email.

			i used the advanced menu to edit the event handler. it seems to be a little easier. here are some screen shots.

			[[File:Event1.png]]
			[[File:Event2.png]]
			[[File:Event3.png]]
			[[File:Event4.png]]

			More info on event types: [[Event criteria]]

2012-08-14T17:27:18Z

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	tail -f /var/log/mail.log		tail -f /var/log/mail.log
	tail -f/var/log/syslog		tail -f/var/log/syslog

			Step 3. Event Setup

			1. Event handler > Respond to events
			Description: Front Door Tripped
			New Event*: A Sensor is tripped
			(click add)

			From here you can select your devices and events.

2012-08-14T17:27:03Z

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	Shell>pstree \| grep master		Shell>pstree \| grep master
	master-pickup		master-pickup

	logs go watch.		logs go watch.
	/var/log/pluto/DCERouter.log		tail -f /var/log/pluto/DCERouter.log
	/var/log/mail.log		tail -f /var/log/mail.log
	/var/log/syslog		tail -f/var/log/syslog

2012-08-14T17:26:35Z

2012-08-14T17:26:18Z

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	Shell>mail -v youremailhere		Shell>mail -v youremailhere
	Subject: asdf		Subject: asdf
	just add a period and enter after this line		just add a period and enter after this line
	.		.
	EOT		EOT
	Mail Delivery Status Report will be mailed to <root>.		Mail Delivery Status Report will be mailed to <root>.

	see if postfix is running		see if postfix is running

2012-08-14T17:25:49Z

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	just add a period and enter after this line		just add a period and enter after this line
	.		.
			EOT
			Mail Delivery Status Report will be mailed to <root>.

			see if postfix is running

2012-08-14T17:25:29Z

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	~~m a i l~~ -v ~~test~~
			Shell>mail -v youremailhere
			Subject: asdf
			just add a period and enter after this line
			.

2012-08-14T17:24:55Z

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	test directly in command line:		test directly in command line:


			m a i l -v test

2012-08-14T17:23:13Z

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	use the test button to confirm your mail settings are correct.		use the test button to confirm your mail settings are correct.


			Step 2.

			Home > My Devices > Core > DCERouter > General Info Plug-in > send command to device > Send Mail

			test directly in command line: