How to configure hostiger mail in jenkins
To configure Hostinger mail in Jenkins, you'll need to set up an SMTP server and configure Jenkins to use it for sending emails. Here's a step-by-step guide to help you achieve this:
Step 1: Set up an SMTP server
Hostinger provides an SMTP server for sending emails. You can use the following settings:
- Host:
smtp.hostinger.com - Port:
587 - Username: Your Hostinger email address (e.g.,
[email protected]) - Password: Your Hostinger email password
- Encryption:
TLS
Step 2: Configure Jenkins to use the SMTP server
In your Jenkins instance, go to Manage Jenkins > Configure Jenkins.
Scroll down to the Email Notification section and click on Advanced.
In the SMTP Server section, enter the following settings:
- SMTP Server:
smtp.hostinger.com - SMTP Port:
587 - SMTP Username: Your Hostinger email address (e.g.,
[email protected]) - SMTP Password: Your Hostinger email password
- SMTP Encryption:
TLS
Step 3: Test the SMTP server connection
Click the Test button to verify the SMTP server connection. If everything is set up correctly, you should see a success message.
Step 4: Configure email notifications in Jenkins
Now that you've set up the SMTP server, you can configure email notifications for specific Jenkins jobs or the entire Jenkins instance.
To do this, go to the Configure Jenkins page and scroll down to the Email Notification section.
Select the email notification options you want to enable, such as sending emails on job completion, failure, or cancellation.
Step 5: Save changes and test email notifications
Save the changes to the Configure Jenkins page.
Trigger a Jenkins job or wait for a job to complete naturally. If everything is set up correctly, you should receive an email notification from your Hostinger email address.
That's it! You should now have Hostinger mail configured in Jenkins for sending email notifications.