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Default (value after in-
stallation)
Description Parameter
mailserver
Specifies the host name or IP address of the SMTP
server to be used for sending the e-mail. The IP
address can be specified in either IPv4 format or
IPv6 format.
Specify as a string of up to 64 one-byte characters.
SMTP_SERVER
to_address@domain
Specifies an e-mail send destination address.
Specify as a string of up to 255 one-byte
characters. To send the e-mail to multiple addresses,
specify multiple
TO parameters, each on a separate
line (you can specify up to 10 send destinations).
Send destinations specified beyond the allowed
number (10) are ignored.
TO
Protection Manager
Information
Specifies the message subject line for an e-mail sent
when the command terminates normally.
Specify as a character string of up to 255 bytes.
SUBJECT_NORMAL
Protection Manager
Error
Specifies the message subject line for an e-mail sent
when the command terminates with an error.
Specify as a character string of up to 255 bytes.
SUBJECT_ERROR
from_address@do-
main
Specifies the sender's e-mail address.
Specify as a string of up to 255 one-byte
characters. This must be the address of an e-mail
account that does not require authentication, which
is prepared for mail sending.
FROM
Protection Manager
message:
Specifies the message text to be displayed in the
head of e-mail.
Specify as a character string of up to 1024 bytes.
Specify
\n for a linefeed and \\ for a backslash
(\) character (the one-byte \ used as the escape
character must be included within the limit of 1024
bytes).
TEXT
The parameter specification format is explained below:
Each parameter consists of the parameter name, the equal sign ( = ), and the value to be set. Each
parameter begins at the beginning of a line and ends at a linefeed. If space or tab characters are
specified before or after the parameter name, the parameter is ignored. Parameter specifications are
not case-sensitive.
The message text is set in the TEXT parameter and consists of the physical host name, the virtual
server name (value of the DRM_HOSTNAME environment variable), the command line contents, and
the command output contents (same contents as in drm_output.log ).
An example of an e-mail message is shown below:
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