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Developer info
- Description
- This trigger fires every time a new system event occurs on your QNAP device. This trigger is only available to the device administrator.
- API endpoint slug
- qnap.new_system_events
Trigger fields
Device ID Dropdown list
- Label
- Select Device
- Helper text
- Select the QNAP device that you would like to watch
- Slug
- device_id
- Required
- true
- Can have default value
- false
Event type Dropdown list
- Label
- Event Type
- Helper text
- Filter events based on their type
- Slug
- event_type
- Required
- true
- Can have default value
- true
Ingredients
Device nameThe device name on myQNAPcloud
- Slug
- device_name
- Filter code
- Qnap.newSystemEvents.DeviceName
- Type
- String
- Example
- MyNAS473
Event typeThe type of the event that occurred
- Slug
- event_type
- Filter code
- Qnap.newSystemEvents.EventType
- Type
- String
- Example
- Error
Event timeThe date and time when this event occurred on your QNAP device
- Slug
- event_time
- Filter code
- Qnap.newSystemEvents.EventTime
- Type
- Date with time (ISO8601)
- Example
- 2020-07-08T04:17:06.000+05:00
Event userThe user of this event
- Slug
- event_user
- Filter code
- Qnap.newSystemEvents.EventUser
- Type
- String
- Example
- admin
Event source ipThe source IP of the event
- Slug
- event_ip
- Filter code
- Qnap.newSystemEvents.EventSourceIP
- Type
- String
- Example
- 11.22.33.44
Event hostThe source host of the event
- Slug
- event_host
- Filter code
- Qnap.newSystemEvents.EventHost
- Type
- String
- Example
- localhost
Event messageThe message of the event
- Slug
- event_message
- Filter code
- Qnap.newSystemEvents.EventMessage
- Type
- String
- Example
- System started.