Re: Sending an e-mail on errors.

Default email behavior is to mail to whoever made the changes which caused the 
build to occur.

I'd guess you're using a filesystem modificationset, which at least in some 
cases is unable to detect an actual user ID, and defaults to "User".

http://cruisecontrol.sourceforge.net/main/configxml.html#filesystem

If that's the case, you can either use the username attribute to modify that, 
create a mapping of "User" to an email address with one of the email child 
elements, or disable sending to the user who made the changes through like the 
skipusers attribute.

On 10/12/2010 9:24 PM, Mark Boon wrote:
> Fixing the broken link was easy. Thanks to the example sent by Ron
> Rader showing how I can set the "buildresultsurl".
>
> The e-mail error about the message being partially delivered comes
> from the fact that it attempts to send it to two addresses. One to the
> address I specified, and one to 'User'. The latter obviously doesn't
> exist. No idea yet why it tries to do that. My config.xml is really
> bare-bones still and contains no references to 'User'.
>
> Not a real problem, since it now does all that I need it to do. But if
> someone knows how to rub that last dirty spot out it would still be
> nice, for completeness sake.
>
>      Mark
>


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