What you say sure makes sense and what I am doing. However, the value of req is different between the two calls.

As I was typing the above line, I realize that for some reason, I was modifying the req.data field in my beforeRender call, which screwed up the value.

Fixed that and all is working as it should, my bad :(

I have same question.

The example for sending a report via email uses a hard-coded recipient.

In the beforeRender section, the req variable contains whatever data is needed to generate the report.

I would just like to include the recipient email address in that req variable so that the afterRender function can send the message to the desired recipient.

Thank you so much. That is exactly what I needed to do.

Would be nice to include a link to that page in install instructions for other users of headless servers.

I do like the report I am seeing. Now need to figure out how to write my own reports.

Found out how to load the lixXss file. Use: sudo yum install libXScrnSaver-1.2.2-6.1.el7.x86_64

But after this, when I run the report I now get: error while loading shared libraries: libXrandr.so.2

Trying to find this gets me into never-never land. One site told me to load libXrandr-1.5.2-alt1.x86_64.rpm. But when I try to load that library, yum tells me that it is unavailable.

Suggestions?

Just tried again on my headless CENTOS system with a new install. Still getting the same errors.

Did see this error: error while loading shared libraries: libXss.so.1

What is this library for?

What is phantom-pdf and how could I try that?

What do you mean "subdomain name" in sign up screen? I just want to try the cloud server as having strange issues with using my server.

Getting exactly the same thing when running on a headless CENTOS 7 server. Chrome is not even loaded on the box.

Followed the install procedure mentioned above.

BTW, don't know if this is related, but when running that using "Advanced REST Client" as mentioned in quickstart, I keep getting issues concerning that I need to "Install self signed certificate in Chrome". Any relation to problem above? Can live with this, but not with the above problem.