Mail Hook - Trigger Flows when new emails arrive via IMAP
This app triggers Homey Flows when new emails arrive in a configured IMAP inbox. It’s perfect for integrating incoming email events with smart home automations, such as notifying you when a specific sender messages you, running actions when a delivery notice arrives, or automating responses to important emails.
Triggers
A new email is received
Triggers when a new email arrives in the configured IMAP inbox. Provides the sender address, subject and body as tokens.
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Hi @Elmar, same problem here not possible to install on Homey 2019, Software Version 13.1.2.
When I go to the app store and select my Homey to install, it says the app will be installed shortly, but nothing happens on my Homey. The app doesn’t install.
The other email app from Adam Noren don’t work anymore on Homey 2019, I use this longtime but don’t work anymore.
That app installs and works fine on my Pro 2019 v13.1.2
So I think the issue is, it depends on the mail provider you use → at least Gmail doesn’t work (anylonger), even when using Googles’ “app passwords”.
Confirmed.
The Mail Hook indeed seems to get installed on my Pro 2019, the blue LED ring even turns for a while, but there’s no app to be found.
Also posted as reply on the github issue;
After using the CLI homey app run command, this seems to quit the installation process on 2019 models: ✖ request to https://192-168-2-107.homey.homeylocal.com/api/manager/devkit/ failed, reason: unable to get local issuer certificate
• Tell them: “Unplug your Homey Pro from the power for at least 11 minutes. Do not just restart it via the app; it must be physically unplugged. This forces the security certificate to reset.”
Step 2: Use the Mobile App (Not a Browser)
If they are trying to click “Install” on a laptop browser, the browser’s security settings are likely blocking the request.
• Tell them: “Try to open the installation link on your phone instead of a computer, and make sure your phone is on the same Wi-Fi as the Homey. The mobile app handles security certificates differently than Chrome or Edge.”
Step 3: Disable “Private DNS” or VPN
If the user has a VPN active on their phone/computer, or a feature like “Private DNS” (common on Android), it will prevent the 192-168-x-x.homeylocal.com address from working.
• Tell them: “Turn off any VPNs or Ad-Blockers (like Pi-hole or AdGuard) temporarily while clicking Install.”