UltraSMTP3 HSPI - Cool New Feature!

[Ultrajones]

Have you spent hours trying to create meaningful e-mail notification only to become frustrated trying to find the appropriate replacement variable to use?

I added a neat feature to UltraSMTP3 HSPI that allows you to quickly create e-mail notifications by simply select a HomeSeer device, then the device property (e.g. name, location, string, value, etc.), then inserting the appropriate replacement variable into the message of the e-mail. You can also pick from any of the non-device related replacement variables and insert those into the e-mail notification. This feature allows you to quickly create e-mail notifications that are meaningful and useful. Enjoy

Regards,
Ultrajones

[richardr]

Ultra,
Just downloaded and purchased your PI and have difficulties getting it to work. HS3 log indicates failed authorization. In checking the ultrasmtp parameters, the password field shows vacant. As I re-input the password field, then monitor the HS logs and go back to the Ultra SMTP PI, the password field is again vacant. I cannot seem to get the password field to remain filled. All other fields are good. Any thoughts?

[Ultrajones]

Hello Richard, the issue you reported may be due to older root certificates installed on your computer. What type of computer are you running HomeSeer on? Is it a HomeSeer HomeTroller?

By the way, my choice to not display the password for security purposes has caused a lot of confusion. Just because it's not being displayed doesn't mean it's not being saved.

Regards,
Ultrajones

[richardr]

Hello Ultra, thanks for the quick response. I'm running Win7 Pro dual-core desktop dedicated to HS3. I have removed/re-installed SMTP3, restarted HS3 several times with same result. The email alert works under the HS3 generic; I really like your PI and the flexibility compared to HS3 alerts. I'll keep investigating. Not sure how to check root certificates for compatibility issues? Thanks again.

[Ultrajones]

What service are you trying to use UltraSMTP3 with?

Regards,
Ultrajones