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I've relied on it for a couple years and it is rock solid.

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Rodney Baker <vk5ztv@senet.com.au> wrote in message
news:3736D056.C70C8EDE@senet.com.au...
> Hi. I need a *simple* command line email program that will take a
> standard text file (same format as sendmail will read), read the To: and
> From: lines and send an email message. It also needs to be able to talk
> to an smtpd running on the same machine (probably via the localhost
> software loopback port).
>
> The server I need this for is running the Hethmon Bros. InetMail server
> on Warp Server as an internal mail server/gateway. Sendmail is a pig
> (IMHO) and doesn't want to talk to the Inetmail SMTPD. I need the
> WarpCron logs and trap messages mailed to me and it writes a text file
> and then calls Sendmail to send it. It can use other text-mode mailers
> if I can find one which will accept command line parameters to tell it
> which file to read etc.
>
> Is anything available that I can try out? I don't need another mail
> server, just a simple command line send utility. If there isn't
> anything, I might have to try writing one using the RXSOCK library but
> I'd rather not reinvent the wheel. Besides, it will be a first for me
> and I'd rather not run alpha code on an enterprise server ;-).
>
> Thanks in advance for your advice.
>
> Rodney.
>
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Rodney Baker wrote:
> 
> Hi. I need a *simple* command line email program that will take a
> standard text file (same format as sendmail will read), read the To: and
> From: lines and send an email message. It also needs to be able to talk

I was surprised when someone showed me what could easily be done from the
command line just using the standard Warp4 Sendmail.

sendmail -af filename.txt -f fromaddress -t toaddress subjectline

-Ross

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webmaster@localhost
abuse@localhost
root@localhost
postmaster@localhost
rhundt@fcc.gov
jquello@fcc.gov
sness@fcc.gov
rchong@fcc.gov

WHy not use HMAILER included with Inet.Mail? It's an command line bulk mail
program. Very usefull and it's right on your harddisk.

Sacha


> Rodney Baker <vk5ztv@senet.com.au> wrote in message
> news:3736D056.C70C8EDE@senet.com.au...
> > Hi. I need a *simple* command line email program that will take a
> > standard text file (same format as sendmail will read), read the To: and
> > From: lines and send an email message. It also needs to be able to talk
> > to an smtpd running on the same machine (probably via the localhost
> > software loopback port).
> >
> > The server I need this for is running the Hethmon Bros. InetMail server
> > on Warp Server as an internal mail server/gateway. Sendmail is a pig
> > (IMHO) and doesn't want to talk to the Inetmail SMTPD. I need the
> > WarpCron logs and trap messages mailed to me and it writes a text file
> > and then calls Sendmail to send it. It can use other text-mode mailers
> > if I can find one which will accept command line parameters to tell it
> > which file to read etc.
> >
> > Is anything available that I can try out? I don't need another mail
> > server, just a simple command line send utility. If there isn't
> > anything, I might have to try writing one using the RXSOCK library but
> > I'd rather not reinvent the wheel. Besides, it will be a first for me
> > and I'd rather not run alpha code on an enterprise server ;-).
> >
> > Thanks in advance for your advice.
> >
> > Rodney.
> >
> > --
> >
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> > must
> > Email : vk5ztv@senet.com.au           | be restarted for the change to
> > take
> >                                       | effect. Reboot now (Y/N)?
> >
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