This is useful if setting up a site-wide noreply address default_envelope_sender = Force the default envelope sender (if present) Default envelope sender to use if none is specified elsewhere (may not be possible with some server configurations) smtp_auth = ssl smtp_username = username smtp_password = password Use SMTP for sending mail instead of mail() Selanjtunya kita edit config di server kita. Caranya kita harus memiliki email google. Solusinya kita menggunakan smtp dari pihak ketiga, salah satunya menggunakan smtp dari google. Fitur ini pada beberapa server atau hosting ojs sudah aktif, namun ada beberapa hosting panel seperti cpanel menonaktifkan fitur tersebut dengan alasan keamanan. Pada ojs terdapat fitur untuk mengirim email notifikasi tersebut, yaitu dengan fitur smtp. #Send as different subjects to force GMail to treat as new message thread.Registration as Reviewer with ĭaftar notifikasi diatas harus terkirim, media yang digunakan yaitu email. tool e-mail send to=$”toemail” from=$”fromemail” server= port=25 user=$”fromemail” pass=$”pass” subject=” $sysname $time” file=$”textfilename”

#A mail server your machines can send through #The From address (you can use your own address if you want) #Your email address to receive the backups # Modify these values to match your requirements #

So to start with I created a script to export, send and then remove config files from the local router (saved as backup-and-email): I searched around and finally stumbled across this post about a script called “ Send to Google Drive” that can run in the background on your GMail account all the time. Why Google Drive? Well I already use GMail so I have 30GB of hosted space I can keep everything together in, so why wouldn’t I?! This also sync between my Desktop and Laptop so I’ll always have copies of the backups with me.

So, there’s plenty of ways to have a MikroTik router backup and send a copy of it’s config to an email account, but what I really wanted to do was have them automagically move into a Google Drive folder of my choosing. I learnt from Greg that you have to just whole-ass them 🙂 Given I use Gmail it might have been ok just to have each router send them there and leave it at that, but I’m not really the sort of person to half-ass my afterhours projects. RANCID is great and all, but I didn’t really need the diff copies of each file, and I was plenty happy just knowing that I have a. I was recently looking for a simpler alternative to something like RANCID to periodically backup all our MikroTik configs.

Mikrotik email settings for gmail