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Rev. 041008
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Sending Text E-mails from the Command Prompt
Issue the following command:
send-mail
-t "<email #1>, <email #2>"
-c "<email #3>, <email #4>"
-s "subject data"
-d "Messagebody"
send-mail
To: <email #1>
To:
To address not given
Cc:
Cc address not given
Subject: <enter subject here>
Message body: Enter Ctrl+D to end mail,
Ctrl+C to quit mail
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A message is then given as shown in the figure below and the email is sent only to the to-addresses (if any) and the
cc-addresses (if any) entered from the command prompt. The subject and message body are also taken from the command
prompt.
Login: admin
Password:
logged in successfully
# send-mail -t "john.smith@bellsouth.net" -s "test" -d "Testing e-mail Features..."
OK: Mail sent
# send-mail
To: john.smith@bellsouth.net
To:
To address not given
Cc:
Cc address not given
subject: testing
Message body: Enter Ctrl+D to end mail, Ctrl+C to quit mail
Testing the e-mail features on the 102PC-SE..."
^D
OK: Mail sent
#
Notes:
1. The email is not sent to addresses pre-configured using set commands.
2. At least one address, either the to-address or the cc-address, should be given as an alternative for sending email irectly
from command prompt.
3. If the subject option is not specified and is not pre-configured using set commands, SMNP enters into interactive mode
and requests a subject to be entered.
4. Type Ctrl+C to quit the email at any given time.