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An example that tripped me up and should be edited. I would "contribute" but fear I would do more harm.
The example as shown is missing the email sub-directive smtp. It's correct in the default config.py file.
report:
tz: null
email:
enabled: true # don't forget to set this to true! :)
from: 'your.username@gmail.com' # (edit accordingly; don't use your primary account for this!!)
to: 'your.destination@example.org' # The email address of where want to receive reports
subject: '[webchanges] {count} changes: {jobs}'
html: true
method: 'smtp'
host: 'smtp.gmail.com'
user: 'your.username@gmail.com' # (edit accordingly; don't use your primary account for this!!)
port: 587
starttls: true
auth: true
insecure_password: 'this_is_my_secret_password'
it should look like this:
report:
tz: null
email:
enabled: true # don't forget to set this to true! :)
from: 'your.username@gmail.com' # (edit accordingly; don't use your primary account for this!!)
to: 'your.destination@example.org' # The email address of where want to receive reports
subject: '[webchanges] {count} changes: {jobs}'
html: true
method: 'smtp'
smtp:
host: 'smtp.gmail.com'
user: 'your.username@gmail.com' # (edit accordingly; don't use your primary account for this!!)
port: 587
starttls: true
auth: true
insecure_password: 'this_is_my_secret_password'
An example that tripped me up and should be edited. I would "contribute" but fear I would do more harm.
The example as shown is missing the email sub-directive
smtp
. It's correct in the default config.py file.it should look like this: