[mrtg] ThreshMailAddress - syntax for multiple recipients

[Lyle Giese]

Then build distribution lists on the mail server until you can get a
better answer.

I have no idea about the syntax esp since you state this is on a Windows
platform.  I am not sure what underlying program/code is being called to
perform this function.

Lyle

Feijo, Fernando wrote:
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> Thanks, Lyle.
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> For this customer,  I am afraid it has to be Windows. Do you think the
> syntax only allows for one recipient ?
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> That would be unusual.
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> Thanks again,
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> Fernando
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> *From:* Lyle Giese [mailto:lyle at lcrcomputer.net]
> *Sent:* Tuesday, January 13, 2009 12:10 PM
> *To:* Feijo, Fernando
> *Subject:* Re: [mrtg] ThreshMailAddress - syntax for multiple recipients
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> Feijo, Fernando wrote:
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> Here is an easy one .. after years using external scripts for email, I
> tried the built-in alert on a new setup.
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> It works correctly for one recipient, but it is breaking when I try a
> second address. I apologize for the mundanity of the question, but
> searching the list or on the web did not yield the proper syntax for
> more than one recipient, nor if it is possible.
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> The obvious suspects were attempted an failed: spaces, commas and semi
> commas:
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> ThreshMailAddress[_]= a at b.com <mailto:a at b.com>  c at b.com <mailto:c at b.com>
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> ThreshMailAddress[_]= a at b.com <mailto:a at b.com> , c at b.com <mailto:c at b.com>
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> ThreshMailAddress[_]= a at b.com <mailto:a at b.com> ; c at b.com <mailto:c at b.com>
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> None of the above worked. Thanks for any help.
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> Fernando
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> Are you on a linux/unix host or a windoze server?
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> It's easy to get past this on a linux/unix host running postfix or
> sendmail.  Create a user and call it something like list1 and put a
> .forward file in that user's directory to forward to whomever you
> need.  In a .forward file, one email address per line.  If you need
> more than one set of lists, create a user list2 etc.
>
> Lyle
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