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2 minutes ago, DiehardHardwarejunkie said:

Hey Guys, 

So I'm trying to setup a Raspberry Pi 3 as a network monitor for my servers etc at work and am struggling with the email notification service. 

Any help would be welcomed :)

Ive experimented with this a bit using Nagios.

 

Most of those services are expecting that you have your own SMTP server up and running to send "from"  I tried setting one up... and i got lost using the free ways, and the paid ways are expensive AF.

 

I dont know of any of these types of things that will send an email without a local SMTP server.  maybe there is a cloud based software download for Debian?  but likely thatll be paid and im not sure that you want some other company getting access to your data.

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7 minutes ago, MedievalMatt said:

Ive experimented with this a bit using Nagios.

 

Most of those services are expecting that you have your own SMTP server up and running to send "from"  I tried setting one up... and i got lost using the free ways, and the paid ways are expensive AF.

 

I dont know of any of these types of things that will send an email without a local SMTP server.  maybe there is a cloud based software download for Debian?  but likely thatll be paid and im not sure that you want some other company getting access to your data.

I'm looking at using this since my email is based in Gmail what is likely hood of this working? https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial/configure-postfix-to-use-gmail-as-a-mail-relay/

 

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Just now, DiehardHardwarejunkie said:

I'm looking at using this since my email is based in Gmail what is likely hood of this working? https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial/configure-postfix-to-use-gmail-as-a-mail-relay/

 

thats actually what i had tried to do.  IT should work.  i just didnt have the time or patience to really sit down and troubleshoot

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