maildirblast

Langue: en

Version: 112243 (mandriva - 01/05/08)

Section: 1 (Commandes utilisateur)

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NAME

maildirblast - send message from a maildir with SMTP

SYNOPSIS

maildirblast [options]

DESCRIPTION

maildirblast is used to get some messages from a maildir and send them to remote SMTP servers.

The basic difference to serialmail is that maildirblast may use MX records to find the relay host.

maildirblast defaults to use MX record processing to determine which host to send to message to. Use the -r option to use a single predetermined host.

OPTIONS

-C SECONDS, --connect-timeout SECONDS
set connect timeout to SECONDS seconds. The default is 90 seconds.
-d ADDRESS, --doublebounceto ADDRESS
Determines where to send bounced bounce messages. Defaults to postmaster@local_hostname.
-e PREFIX, --prefix PREFIX
If this is given then only messages which an envelope recipient beginning with PREFIX- will be sent ( PREFIX- will be removed before sending).
-g TEXT, --greeting TEXT
The text to send in the HELO command. Default: the local host name.
-M LIMIT, --max-bounce-lines LIMIT
Limit the number of lines in bounce messages to LIMIT. Default is unlimited.
-m MAILDIR, --maildir MAILDIR
Which maildir to send messages from. Default is the working directory.
-R SECONDS, --read-timeout SECONDS
Timeout to use for reading input from the remote host. Default is 1200, which is usually ok.
-p PORT, --port PORT
Use port number PORT instead of 25 (SMTP).
-r HOST, --relayhost HOST
Use HOST as SMTP server. Default is to use normal MX record processing. Make sure HOST likes you.
-t RECIPIENT, --from RECIPIENT
set recipient address. This option is mandatory, empty strings are not allowed.
-W SECONDS, --write-timeout SECONDS
Timeout to use for writing to the remote host. Default is 1200, which is usually ok.
--reply-log-file FILENAME
Log all answers we get from the SMTP server into FILENAME.
--reply-log-fd FD
Log all answers we get from the SMTP server to file descriptor FD. FD has to be writable.

In case i screwed something up: short options use the same arguments as the long ones

SEE ALSO

qmail-command(8), RFC 821.