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Not possible to use multiple recipients #3
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This functionality is currently not implemented. The python smtplib library supports it, but it's currently called with a string, not a list. I could imagine adding a function to parse the string from the environment variable on #L32, however this will take a bit of time (probably until the weekend). In the meanwhile, as a workaround, you can call the script multiple times, for every destination address you have. |
That would be great. I got a large list of recipients so for now I will sent the reports to myself and redistribute. Let me know when the function is implemented so I can test it for you. Thanks again! |
I have made the changes, but haven't merged them yet to master. A new image already has been built, if you want to try it out: Personally, I still recommend as the more elegant solution to use a mailing list as recipient - this way there's no need to change the systemd timer / cron job every time someone wants to be added / removed. Edit: forgot to mention - just use a space separated list for |
#3: Add support for space separated recipient list See merge request ix.ai/grafana-email!17
The changes have been merged. I'll release a new version with support for the space-separated list. |
Well, this was released 8 months ago in version v0.6.0. Closing the issue. |
Hello, I'm trying to sent my grafana reports to multiple recpients by using comma separated mail addresses as value for the SMTP_TO environment variabele but this is not working. Can you help me out defining multiple recipients? Thanks in advance.
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