smtp2http VS jellyfin-plugin-webhook

I do not have a mail server and would not like to use a public mail server or build a full blown mail server. I need something which accepts mails on Port 25 and forward its message with a webhook further. Similar to https://github.com/alash3al/smtp2http

You could bridge SMTP to a push service as well. I use ntfy.sh, but also know of mailrise and smtp2http. I have used both and they work well.

Awesome, glad I could help. I have been using smtp2http. I'll have to check out mailrise.

Here's the Tutorial

I'm not sure of one that grabs it using it but the webhook plugin grabs the itemid which can be used when placed into https://jellyfin.example.com/Items/{{ItemId}}/Images/Primary

You can check the Readme to see all the variables.

Template from the jellyfin-webhook-plugin github. Hope this helps!

I've historically not had much like trying to massage the default "Gotify.handlebars" webook for the notifications I want. I had another go at it today and have managed to get a decent start on what I need (thanks to stealing samples from some example posts here).

Add https://github.com/jellyfin/jellyfin-plugin-webhook from Plugins>Catalog to jellyfin

Ref: https://github.com/crobibero/jellyfin-plugin-webhook/issues/27

In that empty template box paste the contents from https://github.com/crobibero/jellyfin-plugin-webhook/blob/master/Jellyfin.Plugin.Webhook/Templates/Gotify.handlebars