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    • ruihildt
      ruihildt last edited by girish

      Hi Cloudronists!

      right now, every notification triggers an email, and there's not way to turn it off.
      Which is kinda good, but I don't always need to know. For example my wordpress apps are updated regularly and I don't want to receive the same notification for each app.
      On top of that if I have one important notification (app crashed for example), and 50 update notifications, it will be easy to miss it.

      I think there's two consideration at hand:

      • enabling/disabling email notifications
      • more granular notification system (to filter out the trivial from the important)

      Do anyone has a similar issue? Is there something that can be done to improve this?

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      • nebulon
        nebulon Staff last edited by

        Until there are better or more fine granular ones, there is always the option to create email filters in your email account to get a better overview, while still being informed.

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        • potemkin_ai
          potemkin_ai @nebulon last edited by

          @nebulon does Cloudron e-mail service offer e-mails filtering option?

          The reason I'm asking, is because ideally I would also like to fine tune my settings, enabling some settings (like update notifications, that I'm not getting) and getting some others on my other e-mail.

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          • girish
            girish Staff @potemkin_ai last edited by

            @potemkin_ai you can filter mails using Sieve filters. It should work with any client that supports ManageSieve . Thunderbird works and of course all the webmail clients.

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            • potemkin_ai
              potemkin_ai @girish last edited by

              @girish thank you! One more reason to love Cloudron 😃

              Granular notifications would be nice though 🙂

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