I am trying to configure Hudson to send an email if a build fails to the person who committed the broken build to SVN.
Question
Is it possible to do this and if so how do I configure Hudson to do it?
Yes - in your job configuration, check E-mail Notification under Build Settings near the bottom of the page, and then also check "Send separate e-mails to individuals who broke the build" to have Hudson email the person(s) who committed the SVN changes for a failed build. Note that your Hudson user names will need to match your SVN user names in order for this to work properly.
If you want to have certain people receive email whenever a build breaks or is fixed, regardless of whether they caused the failure, add their email addresses to the Recipients field.
You don't need the email-ext plugin to do this, but that plugin does give you a lot more control over the email format and content.
Yes, it is possible, and I do this in my organization. See:
http://wiki.hudson-ci.org/display/HUDSON/Email-ext+plugin
quoting:
This plugin allows you to configure every aspect of email notifications. You can customize when an email is sent, who should receive it, and what the email says.
This plugin extends Hudson's built in email notification functionality by giving you more control. It provides customization of 3 areas.
•Triggers - Select the conditions that should cause an email notification to be sent.
•Content - Specify the content of each triggered email's subject and body.
•Recipients - Specify who should receive a email when it is triggered.
The trigger you want to select is the "Failure" trigger, and be sure to check the "Send to Committers" checkbox.
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I have restricted the account creation to only bureaucrats. That is, only bureaucrats can create accounts for other users.
A confirmation email is sent to the newly created user on successful account creation in MediaWiki. But, would like to know where can i change the content of Confirmation Email template that i receive in MediaWiki.
Where can i find the various email templates used in MediaWiki?
For eg: Content of Confirmation Email upon successful account creation is as below.
Someone, probably you, from IP address ::1,has changed the email
address of the account "Admin" to this address on admin's Wiki!.
To confirm that this account really does belong to you and reactivate
email features on admin's Wiki!, open this link in your browser:
I would like to change the above content but couldn't find where these email contents are stored or from where it is invoked.
Any help is appreciated.
The email templates are stored as normal system messages, in the MediaWiki namespace, e.g. MediaWiki:Notificationemail_body_changed.
You can filter out all relevant system messages like this: Special:AllMessages&prefix=Notificationemail
Currently, there are four:
MediaWiki:notificationemail_body_changed
MediaWiki:notificationemail_body_removed
MediaWiki:notificationemail_subject_changed
MediaWiki:notificationemail_subject_removed
Those pages will give you the message in your wiki's default language. To change a specific language (that a user might have chosen), use MediaWiki:notificationemail_subject_removed/ar (Arabic), MediaWiki:notificationemail_subject_removed/en (English), etc
#leo's answer is correct for messages sent regarding email authentication.
All other email messages as related to changes in pages, etc., are stored in system messages that start with enotif_, and you can see them all using this filter:
Special:AllMessages&prefix=enotif_.
The messages for vanilla* MediaWiki are:
enotif_impersonal_salutation
enotif_subject_deleted
enotif_subject_created
enotif_subject_moved
enotif_subject_restored
enotif_subject_changed
enotif_body_intro_deleted
enotif_body_intro_created
enotif_body_intro_moved
enotif_body_intro_restored
enotif_body_intro_changed
enotif_lastvisited
enotif_lastdiff
enotif_anon_editor
enotif_body
And you can see them all using this filter:
Special:AllMessages&prefix=enotif_
* People using extension:Echo have a few other messages to change.
I'm on JIRA 4.1.2
When creating notifications, I'd like to notify a distribution group on our Exchange server, rather than create a JIRA user group. This is to avoid having to constantly update the group membership to reflect the distribution list as people move in and out of the list.
I can use the email address "distro#domain.com" successfully in my notification schemes as a Single Email Address, and everyone on the list receives emails as expected, but the emails are plain text, when I would prefer HTML.
Any individual user can update their email preferences, but I can't figure out how to do this for an email address that doesn't correspond to a user on the system. Any ideas on how to accomplish that?
EDIT
Now I'm even more confused. I found my way to the User Default Settings page, and the default for emails is listed as HTML, yet for the list I'm sending to, it's coming through as plain text.
I'm working on a feature for a client to send them email updates whenever a specific event occurs on their site. When the message shows up in Gmail, the messages get grouped together in conversation view even through they aren't the same conversation. It appears that this is due to the fact that Gmail groups based only on the subject. The client is adamant that we not change the subject line (don't get me started).
Does anyone know how I can disable this by sending a special header in the mail or am I out of luck?
There appears to be no way to prevent this, short of turning off conversation view (have you considered that?).
My guess is that Gmail is actually threading based on its own Thread-Topic header field, which it adds (overwriting any value you pass; it just copies the Subject field) - there's no way of telling, though, unless you can change that field after the fact. Which leads to the suggestion of writing an IMAP application to download the message, edit the headers, and re-upload it again. You'd need to investigate the feasibility of this, though.
Here is the problem - after the next assembly system sends some continuous integration is likely to default notification, which refers to the control panel with CI information about the success / failure. For example, after a letter arrives from commit theme
Hudson build is back to normal,
which contains the string -
See http://ХХ.ХХ.ХХ.ХХ:.../1457/
It is possible to configure Hudson, so that instead of this message came references to deploy?
It is possible with the email plugin. See email plugin configuration:
Advanced configuration
To see the advanced configuration for the
plugin, click the "Advanced" button. This section allows you to
specify recipients for each type of email trigger. By default, the
only trigger configured is the "Failure" trigger. To add more
triggers, select one from the dropdown, and it will be added to the
list. Once you have added a trigger, you have several options. If
you click "?" (question mark) next to a trigger, it will tell you what
conditions must be met for it to send an email.
Send to Recipient List - Check this checkbox if you would like to have the email sent to the "Global Recipient List" configured above.
Send to Committers - Check this checkbox to send the email to anyone who checked in code for the last build. The plugin will
generate an email address based on the committer's id and an appended
"default email suffix" from Hudson's global configuration page. For
instance, if a change was committed by someone with an id
"first.last", and the default email suffix is "#somewhere.com", then
an email will be sent to "first.last#somewhere.com"
More Configuration - Configure properties at a per-trigger level.
Recipient List - A comma (and whitespace) separated list of email address that should receive this email if it is triggered. This list
is appended to the "Global Recipient List" above.
Subject - Specify the subject line of the selected email.
Content - Specify the body of the selected email.
Remove - Click the delete button next to an email trigger to remove it from the configured triggers list.
I want to send reports about every Hudson job build ito mail. Mail address must be get by certain rule, for example: committer - vpupkin, his mail - vasya.pupkin#co.com. I have script which makes this transformation. Is there way to do this?
If you are using an LDAP directory. You should be able to resolve the email address for a user through an email property of the user in the LDAP. Don't know if that also works with Active Directory (but you should be able to access your AD with the LDAP protocol).
The Email-Ext Plugin is the most feature-rich facility for sending out email from Hudson.
For example, it can be configured to email the committer(s) who made changes since the last successful build.
Yes, Email-Ext Plugin, as mentioned is the most feature-rich email pluggin for Hudson.
You can enable an option to mail every commiter for success, failure and other...
I don't do any transformations on the e-mails though... I am configuring the profile of every user, where I update their e-mail address using their actual one.
http://wiki.hudson-ci.org/display/HUDSON/RegEx+Email+Plugin
made for this plugin shell script, which generates its config