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40 lines
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mal sends an email to one or more recipients, through information passed
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on its command line. Read COPYING for information on redistribution.
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## compilation
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Install ldc and curl, and run make. To install the binary systemwide,
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run make install after compiling.
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## usage
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Send an email from you@example.org to joe@example.org
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with the message body "hello!":
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mal -m 'hello!' -t joe@example.org -P password123 you@example.org
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Read the message body from a file instead:
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mal -M mesgfile -t joe@example.org -P password123 you@example.org
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Send the message to multiple recipients:
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mal -M mesgfile -t joe@example.org -t jane@example.org -P password123 \
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you@example.org
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If SSL is not working properly, use an insecure connection with -k:
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mal -k -m 'hello!' -t joe@example.org -P password123 \
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you@example.org
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To send a message from an address with a plus in it, manually specify
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the username with -u:
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mal -m 'hello!' -t joe@example.org -u you -P password123 \
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you+malbot@example.org
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Read a quick usage example:
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mal
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Man pages hopefully coming soon.
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