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### Configure Postmark

LogScale offers integration with Postmark as an alternative to SMTP for email functionality, requiring users to sign up for Postmark services and verify their domain. The configuration process involves creating a Postmark server, obtaining a security token, and adding specific entries to LogScale's configuration file with the appropriate server token and domain name values.

LogScale can be configured to use Postmark instead of using SMTP. To do this, you'll have to sign up for Postmark and create a new server. When you do, make sure that the email address from which LogScale will be sending mail has been verified in Postmark. See their documentation on Verifying a Domain.

You'll also have to get a security token from Postmark. When you do, add that to LogScale's configuration file with two entries like these:

ini

    POSTMARK_SERVER_SECRET=$TOKEN
    POSTMARK_FROM=LogScale<logscale@example.com>

You would adjust the values here for your server's token and domain name. See the Automation documentation page for more information on integrating Postmark with LogScale.

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