notifications-priv.cfg(5)
| NOTIFICATIONS-PRIV.CFG(5) | Proxmox Backup | NOTIFICATIONS-PRIV.CFG(5) |
NAME
notifications-priv.cfg - Notification target secrets
DESCRIPTION
The file /etc/proxmox-backup/notifications-priv.cfg is a configuration file for Proxmox Backup Server. It contains the configuration for the notification system configuration.
FILE FORMAT
This file contains protected credentials for notification targets.
OPTIONS
Section type 'gotify': Private configuration for Gotify notification endpoints. This config will be saved to a separate configuration file with stricter permissions (root:root 0600)
Required properties:
- token (<string>)
- Authentication token
Section type 'smtp': Private configuration for SMTP notification endpoints. This config will be saved to a separate configuration file with stricter permissions (root:root 0600)
Optional properties:
- password (<string>)
- The password to use during authentication.
Section type 'webhook': Private configuration for Webhook notification endpoints. This config will be saved to a separate configuration file with stricter permissions (root:root 0600).
Optional properties:
- secret ([name=<string> [,value=<string>]])
- Array of secrets. Each entry is a property string with a name, and a value property. The value property contains the secret in base64 encoding. Can be accessed from templates. Can be specified more than once.
COPYRIGHT AND DISCLAIMER
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Author
Proxmox Support Team
Copyright
2019-2025, Proxmox Server Solutions GmbH
| Thursday, 21 May 2026 | <devbuild> |