Email not working for multiple addresses

Hi,

When I send email notifications to multiple addresses (which I've seprated by a space now, rather than a semi-colon ), the email isn't received.
Sending to a single email address works fine.

Thanks,

David

Product: BuildMaster
Version: 5.0.11

Hello; we can't reproduce this on our end (or I should say, sending to multiple addresses works quite allright), and it hasn't changed in quite a while (4.5 or so).

It might be an intermediate service that's blocking it?

Hi,

OK, thanks I'll have to send a couple of individual emails then as it just won't work.
The SMTP log file just shows the one email address.

Should the email separator be a space or a semi colon?

In version 4.9 I'm using a semi colon, but that doesn't work in 5.1.1.

Unhandled exception: System.FormatException: An invalid character was found in the mail header: ';'.

David.....

It should be a new line.

When you save the event listener, it should say something like "Send an email to 2 addresses" instead of "Send an email to email1@something; email2@something".

Then, it will be persisted and seen correctly as a list.

Hi,

OK, thanks. I'll give that a go.

Just have another issue since upgrading.. :-( I'll create a new ticket.

David

Hello,

I'm still struggling with this.

"When you save the event listener, it should say something like "Send an email to 2 addresses" instead of "Send an email to email1@something; email2@something". Then, it will be persisted and seen correctly as a list."

Do you mean save the plan?
The help when I visually add the email function states "a single email address may be used, or a list variable containing multiple email addresses"
I've tried creating a list variable, but I can't find the correct format for this, can you tell me how to do this please.

Thanks,

David

I was referring to the Pipeline, i.e... Pipelines > ["Standard"] > Post-Deployment > add event > Email Listener

Is that what you were using? Or, are you referring to a OtterScript plan?

Hi,

Just in the Otter Script. We just send notification emails, once the deployment is complete.

David

Hi David,

In this case, you'll need to use the "list syntax" of @(...). This will look like:

Send-Email
(
    To: @(address1@somewhere.com,address2@elsewhere.com)
);

We will try to fix the editor soon so that it allows you to enter one per line.

Hi,

Great thanks. Just what I needed. I couldn't work out how to get the list to work.

David