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Re: [hobbit] Unable to get Hobbit 4.2 to send e-mails
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- Subject: Re: [hobbit] Unable to get Hobbit 4.2 to send e-mails
- From: Carl Inglis <carl (at) yoshiwara.org.uk>
- Date: Mon, 23 Feb 2009 21:02:03 +0000
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I see that there is a way to 'fake' a test in Hobbit (Xymon) but that
doesn't send an e-mail. Do you know what command will actually send an
e-mail as if an alert has been triggered?
You could start with su'ing to the hobbit user, then trying:
$ mail [your email address]
Subject: Test
[blank line]
ctrl-D
$
That should lead to you getting an email from your hobbit user. If you
don't, then your "mail" command is not configured correctly for your
hobbit user.
Carl