where are all those geeks and freaks for linux-servers?
On the HS-DHTGL/R5 you have the possibility to enter a Subject and five different Mail-Adresses.
As it cannot be too complicated to create a firmware to support smtp auth, it also cannot be too complicated to create a smtp-server relay on an internet Server somewhere. Who of you administrates a root-server for online gaming??
just think about some way to scramble the PW and put it in one of the recipients, send the complete stuff to the relay-server which redirects to the real one and -> done !!
or even don't scramble the PW and make a note somewhere that a dedicated accout has to be created because PW is not protected, or even tell us what PW to use and anyone can decide if they want to use it or not.
Is the information that your Fan just broke so highly sensitive that someone can blackmail you with this data ?? ;-)
Recipient Mail Addresses are checked, so the inserted string has to be an emailaddress.
So I would suggest to add dummy-data (@d.d) to the fields which don't already match an email adress
Mail Notification -> Enable
SMTP Server Address -> relay SMTP-Server
Subject -> *choose any* TeraStation Status Report
Recipient Mail Address 1 -> real SMTP-Server address - Host Name (gmx, gmail, yahoo) + @d.d
Recipient Mail Address 2 -> real SMTP-Server port (zero "0" for default) + @d.d
Recipient Mail Address 3 -> User Name (if it's the email, don't add @d.d)
Recipient Mail Address 4 -> Password (scambled, unscrambled, personally I don't care) + @d.d
Recipient Mail Address 5 -> Destination Email Adress
So for GMX I would set up a unsafe.mail@gmx.net
SMTP Server Address -> relay.server.com
Subject -> TeraStation Status Report
Recipient Mail Address 1 -> mail.gmx.net@d.d
Recipient Mail Address 2 -> 0@d.d
Recipient Mail Address 3 -> 1403289@d.d or unsafe.mail@gmx.net
Recipient Mail Address 4 -> passwd123@d.d
Recipient Mail Address 5 -> private.mail@gmx.net
So go an earn your respect and make thousands of people happy.
and don't forget to post the relay server address ;-)