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@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ Over the years I've been using Zabbix as both personal and business solution for
This initiated the development of mailGraph v1 in Zabbix 5.4 delivering an elementary solution for sending HTML enriched messages from Zabbix including graphs. This initiated the development of mailGraph v1 in Zabbix 5.4 delivering an elementary solution for sending HTML enriched messages from Zabbix including graphs.
To facilitate in a very flexible way to setup and format messages including the graphs, Twig made its introduction towards mailGraph v2, the current release branch of mailGraph. To facilitate in a very flexible way to setup and format messages including the graphs, Twig made its introduction towards mailGraph v2, the current release branch of mailGraph.
The below message is just an example of what MailGraph is capable of. The template engine in Twig allows for a fully customized message creation to your needs! It is also possible to add more Zabbix fields as any field is passed to Twig when accessible in Zabbix through the macro mechanism. Example: "{ITEM.ID}". The below message is just an example of what MailGraph is capable of. The template engine in Twig allows for a fully customized message creation to your needs! It is also possible to add more Zabbix fields as any field is passed to Twig when accessible in Zabbix through the macro mechanism. Example: `{ITEM.ID}`.
Example message: Example message:
[![](images/Example-mail-message-v122.png?raw=true)](images/Example-mail-message-v122.png) [![](images/Example-mail-message-v122.png?raw=true)](images/Example-mail-message-v122.png)
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Zabbix 6.4.x verification is in progress. Required intermediate release to fix one major issue (Zabbix login parameters deprecation) and some minor coding updates. Zabbix 6.4.x verification is in progress. Required intermediate release to fix one major issue (Zabbix login parameters deprecation) and some minor coding updates.
Expect to continue with automatic configuration within the next 2 months. Expect to continue with automatic configuration within the next 2 months.
## IMPORTANT NOTE for users of mailGraph and Zabbix versions under 5.4 ## ## IMPORTANT NOTE for users of mailGraph v1 and Zabbix versions under 5.4 ##
As a result of a major functional change in Zabbix 5.4 (Screens no longer exist and are all moved into Dashboards) the mailGraph.screen macro no longer functions under Zabbix 5.4+. A code rewrite is in progress to deal with detecting the Zabbix version and to pick dashboard.get instead of screen.get as a source list for the graphs that should be included in the mail message. As a result of a major functional change in Zabbix 5.4 (Screens no longer exist and are all moved into Dashboards) the mailGraph.screen macro no longer functions under Zabbix 5.4+. A code rewrite is in progress to deal with detecting the Zabbix version and to pick dashboard.get instead of screen.get as a source list for the graphs that should be included in the mail message.
**v1.x is no longer supported; please upgrade to the current v2 release** **v1.x is no longer supported; please upgrade to the current v2 release**
**Please use the Wiki for information on how to install, configure and use MailGraph in Zabbix**