Send notification options in Filter definition at webmail

[duke_mail]

Hi all!

I hope someone can help me with this issue.

I'm trying to send a notification to another email address ("[email protected]") for any new mail incoming in a mailbox called "[email protected]" using filter definition at webmail. I want to use a customized subject and email body text, but I only can manage to modify the subject of the notification message. The body allways remain with the standard message "Notification of new message."

I have no access to the server.

Anyone know how can I change the body of the message? Which options can I use in "Notification options (Optional)"? (see attached screenshot).

Is it also possible to do the same and attach the original mail?

Thanks in advance!

[JohnDoh]

From the RFC its not clear to me if altering the message body is something that is really supported but I found this old post from the dovecot mailing list which does appear to work. https://dovecot.org/pipermail/dovecot/2012-February/080963.html. For example if you put `[email protected]?body=helloworld` in the email address box the body of the message changes (note: I do not know if this is a dovecot only thing)

[duke_mail]

Thank you very much JohnDoh!! It worked! (I attach a new screenshot for those who search for the same).

If someone else knows the purpose of that "Notification Options" input box and what kind of parameters can we use there,...

[nabanana]

If someone else knows the purpose of that "Notification Options" input box and what kind of parameters can we use there,...

... 7 years later ...

New here and generally to such forum posting, but I'm here searching for an answer/resource on the same as ^^ so figure worth a shot, long as it may be!

Trying (ideally) to set up a filter that, for each NewMessage that comes in to Email_1, sends a notification to Email_2 that includes the From/sender of NewMessage, without including the content of NewMessage.

Should OP or anyone else have info on this, would be very much appreciated! Gratitude either way to anyone reading this.