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I propose to change the example and ad a comment to the sendmail section.
I found the example not working giving me "Wrong Parameter" status when using smtp.gemail.com. My own e-mail server (on Synology) accepted this format Further investigations I found that smtp.gmail,com will need the reciever adres to be between <>. Most other servers accept this format also. Some servers (not gmail!) accept also a friendly name in the receiver adress format: FriendlyName<rec@somemail.com> but I think that this extra comment is not needed.
> [!EXAMPLE]
```
sendmail [smtp.gmail.com:465:user:passwd:sender@gmail.com:<rec@gmail.com>:alarm] %string%
```
Note:
A number of e-mail servers (like gmail) require the receiver address to be between <> as in above example. Most other e-mail servers accept this format also.
A number of e-mail servers (like gmail) require the receiver address to be between <> as in above example. Most other e-mail servers accept this format also.
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The following parameters can be specified during compilation via `#define` directives in `user_config_override.h`:
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