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Still worrying about the lack of convenient mail programs under Linux, and setting up Google N multi-web pages for complex mail servers? For small, convenient Linux command-line mail programs, sendEmail makes it easy and feasible. Let's take a look.

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1. Introduction of sendEmail

SendEmail is a lightweight, command line SMTP email client. If you have the need to send email from a command line, this

Free program is perfect: simple to use and feature rich. It was designed to be used in bash scripts, batch files, Perl

Programs and web sites, but is quite adaptable and will likely meet your requirements. SendEmail is written in Perl and is

Unique in that it requires NO MODULES. It has an intuitive and flexible set of command-line options, making it very easy to

Learn and use.

SendEmail is licensed under the GNU GPL, either version 2 of the License or (at your option) any later version.

[Supported Platforms: Linux, BSD, OS X, Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000, & Windows XP]

Overall, sendEmail is simple, lightweight, command-line, scalable, and cross-platform.

Download and install

The following address is the download and detailed description of sendEmail

Http://caspian.dotconf.net/menu/Software/SendEmail/

Here is the installation description, which is done in a total of four steps.

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Installation

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SendEmail is a perl script/program, and only needs to be copied to a directory

In your path to make it accessible. Most likely the following steps will

Be sufficient:

1) Extract the package

Tar-zxvf sendEmail-v1.XX.tar.gz

2) Copy the sendEmail script to / usr/local/bin

Cp-a sendEmail-v1.XX/sendEmail / usr/local/bin

3) Make sure its executable

Chmod + x / usr/local/bin/sendEmail

4) Run it

SendEmail

Or

/ usr/local/bin/sendEmail

III. Usage

Enter sendEmail directly and an introduction to the usage of the tool will appear, as shown below. As the usage is also simple and clear, it cannot be explained one by one.

Robin@SZDB:~/dba_scripts/sendEmail-v1.56 >. / sendEmail

SendEmail-1.56 by Brandon Zehm

Synopsis: sendEmail-f ADDRESS [options]

Required:

-f ADDRESS from (sender) email address

* At least one recipient required via-t,-cc, or-bcc

* Message body required via-m, STDIN, or-o message-file=FILE

Common:

-t ADDRESS [ADDR...] To email address (es)

-u SUBJECT message subject

-m MESSAGE message body

-s SERVER [: PORT] smtp mail relay, default is localhost:25

Optional:

-a FILE [FILE...] File attachment (s)

-cc ADDRESS [ADDR...] Cc email address (es)

-bcc ADDRESS [ADDR...] Bcc email address (es)

-xu USERNAME username for SMTP authentication

-xp PASSWORD password for SMTP authentication

Paranormal:

-b BINDADDR [: PORT] local host bind address

-l LOGFILE log to the specified file

-v verbosity, use multiple times for greater effect

-q be quiet (i.e. No STDOUT output)

-o NAME=VALUE advanced options, for details try:-- help misc

-o message-content-type=

-o message-file=FILE-o message-format=raw

-o message-header=HEADER-o message-charset=CHARSET

-o reply-to=ADDRESS-o timeout=SECONDS

-o username=USERNAME-o password=PASSWORD

-o tls=-o fqdn=FQDN

Help:

-- help the helpful overview you're reading now

-- help addressing explain addressing and related options

-- help message explain message body input and related options

-- help networking explain-s,-b, etc

-- help output explain logging and other output options

-- help misc explain-o options, TLS, SMTP auth, and more

View the detailed help file as follows:

. / sendEmail-- help addressing

. / sendEmail-- help message

IV. Examples

# the sender uses any mailbox to send mail

Robin@SZDB:~ > sendEmail-f robinson@oracle.com\

>-t robinson.cheng@trade.com\

>-u "Test Mail"\

>-m "This is a test mail from Robinson"

Dec 18 14:10:23 szdb sendEmail [18494]: Email was sent successfully!

# the sender uses a real Internet mail server to send mail

Robin@SZDB:~ > sendEmail-f rocket010824@163.com\

>-t robinson.cheng@trade.com\

>-u "Test Mail"\

>-s smtp.163.com\

>-xu jackson\

>-xp temp_000\

>-m "This is test mail from Robinson"

Dec 18 14:13:24 szdb sendEmail [18500]: Email was sent successfully!

Send to multiple email recipients

Robin@SZDB:~ > sendEmail-f robinson@oracle.com\

>-t "Robinson cheng" jackson@163.com\

>-u "Send email to mutiple people"\

>-m "This is a test mail"

Dec 18 14:24:57 szdb sendEmail [18537]: Email was sent successfully!

Use CC, BCC recipient

Robin@SZDB:~ > sendEmail-f robinson@oracle.com\

>-t "Robinson cheng"\

>-cc jason.wu@trade.com\

>-bcc jackson@163.com\

>-u "Test mail"\

>-m "This is a test mail"

Send a message with an attachment

Robin@SZDB:~ > sendEmail-f robinson@oracle.com\

>-t "Robinson cheng"\

>-cc jason.wu@trade.com\

>-u "Test mail with multi attached"\

>-m "This is a test mail with multi attached"\

>-a / users/robin/addmrpt_1_11584_11649.txt "/ users/robin/Temp log"

Dec 18 14:43:35 szdb sendEmail [18664]: Email was sent successfully!

# use the contents of the file as the body of the message

Robin@SZDB:~ > sendEmail-f robinson@oracle.com\

>-t "Robinson cheng"\

>-u "Test mail and the body from file contents"\

>-o message-file=/users/robin/addmrpt_1_11584_11649.txt

Dec 18 14:50:39 szdb sendEmail [18715]: Email was sent successfully!

Robin@SZDB:~ > cat addmrpt_1_11584_11649.txt | sendEmail-f robinson@oracle.com\

>-t "Robinson cheng"\

>-u "Test mail and the body from file contents"

Reading message body from STDIN because the'- m

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