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    Weekday[interval]
    Weekday[interval,interval,...]
    Weekday-Weekday[interval,interval,...]

The "Weekday" should be defined as a name of the day of the week in full or abbreviated form:

    Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday
    Sun, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat

Define how you want to use a schedule. If you want to activate a notification template only during specific
time spans you have the option to combine recurring days of the week into daily intervals by defining
the week interval for these days. You can unite several days into block for repetitive notification use
according to the appointed block settings. In this case Days of the week should be separating them
with "-" character, for example, "Sun-Sat" (all days from Sunday to Saturdays inclusive), or
"Mon-Sun" (all days from Monday to Sunday inclusive). If some day of the week is omitted, then this day
is automatically excluded from the notification schedule

The "Interval" is the Time intervals. To define the hours of the day in which the schedule is
active use an Interval. Time intervals should be written in the form: hh:mm-hh:mm, for example:

    00:00-10:00
    12-14:50
    15-16

If interval is not specified, interval 00:00-23:59 would be applied by default.
You can use the "off" (or "none", "-") value to disable selected day of shedule.
When the time will set as a 00:00-00:00 - it will lead to cancel all notifications for the day


B<Please, note:>
If the At directive is not specified the check scheduling will be disabled and the end user will receive
messages at any time of the day and day of the week. The same effect will have setting of the value of
the At directive as Sun-Sat[00:00-23:59]

Default: Sun-Sat[00:00-23:59]

=item B<Attachment>

    <Attachment>
        Filename    payment.pdf
        Type        application/pdf
        Encoding    base64
        Disposition attachment
        Path        /tmp/payment.pdf
    </Attachment>

Section (sections) that defines attachments for each message

Default: no attachments

See also L<Email::MIME>

=item B<BasedOn>

    BasedOn SendMail

Sets name of the common channel (not user channel) for loading directives from it

=item B<Charset>

Sets the charset

Default: utf-8

See also L<Email::MIME>

=item B<ContentType>

Sets the content type

Default: text/plain

See also L<Email::MIME>

=item B<Enable>

    Enable  yes

The main switcher of the channel section

Default: no

=item B<Encoding>

Sets encoding (8bit, base64, quoted-printable)

Default: 8bit

See also L<Email::MIME>

=item B<Headers>

    <Headers>
        X-Foo foo
        X-Bar bar
    </Headers>

Container for MIME headers definitions

=item B<Type>

Defines type of channel

Allowed types: File, Command, Email

=back

The "Email" channel directives are describes in L<App::MonM::Channel::Email/CONFIGURATION DIRECTIVES>,
the "Command" channel directives are describes in L<App::MonM::Channel::Command/CONFIGURATION DIRECTIVES>,
the "File" channel directives are describes in L<App::MonM::Channel::File/CONFIGURATION DIRECTIVES>

=head1 HISTORY

See C<Changes> file

=head1 TO DO

See C<TODO> file

=head1 SEE ALSO