[ozzy]

Hi Renzo,

many thanks for the follow up.

I think I fix the issue where I needed to close the connection to the sql server before to sending the email.

I made an amazing project, thanks to your code.

Again, many thanks for your passion and your contribution.

Andrea

[ozzy]

Hi Renzo,

good news.

When condition is “if (sensore > 300)” it works ! 🙂

better than nothing. 😉

I think I’ll fix the code with a trick.

Thank you!

Andrea

[ozzy]

Hi Renzo,

please see the serial output below.

Once WIFI connection has been established, the Email1 is sent every 500 millis.

Once the sensore Luminosità < 300, the the IF function is triggered but Email2 got error “Could not connect to mail server”.

I’d suggest you to try to write a sketch using connection from Arduino cloud.

Should you need more information, please let me know.

Donation for your assistance will follow shortly.

Many thanks,

Andrea

connected with Ozzy, channel 1
dhcp client start…
ip:192.168.1.36,mask:255.255.255.0,gw:192.168.1.1
Sending status:
1
0
Message sent!
Connected to “Ozzy”
Luminosita’ 408
Sending status:
1
0
Message sent!
Luminosita’ 406
Sending status:
1
0
Message sent!
Luminosita’ 122
Sending status:
0
2
Could not connect to mail server
Sending status:
0
2
Could not connect to mail server
Luminosita’ 114
Sending status:
0
2
Could not connect to mail server
Sending status:
0
2

[ozzy]

Hi Renzo,

I added a delay(10000) to the code but I got the same issue.

I even removed Email1 but I still get the same error “Could not connect to mail server”.

If I move Email1 out of the IF syntax, then it works which sounds really crazy to me.

Do you have any clue?

Thanks!!

Andrea

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