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Summary
This PR introduces the
mail_server_connection_alertmodule, which automates the health monitoring of configured incoming (fetchmail.server) and outgoing (ir.mail_server) mail servers. It provides early detection of connection failures and notifies administrators before critical business communication is disrupted.Features
web_notifyto push immediate, sticky notifications directly to system administrators when a server fails.