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- How to send an email using sendmail command in linux
MTAs (Message Transfer Agents) like sendmail expect email messages in Internet Message Format Usually it is better to use a MUA (Message User Agent) (e g mail), unless the message is trivially simple A "sendmail look alike" command is provided also by MTA SMTP servers (postfix exim …) and programs like msmtp
- Using sendmail from bash script for multiple recipients
For postfix sendmail, I am adding one line command useful for scripting I had problem adding recipients in default position in the end of sendmail command in RHEL (Undisclosed Recipients) and piping echo command saved the day
- Sendmail SMTP AUTH Howto - LinuxQuestions. org
Sendmail Now that the SASL libraries are fully installed, our next task is to recompile Sendmail and tell it to include SASL support
- Configuring sendmail for mail forwarding to server - LinuxQuestions. org
What I need is to configure all the clients to have sendmail use the majestix-server as gateway I assume this is very similar to most setups at campuses and companies, so I guess there's a default simple way to configure asterix and idefix's sendmail cf to just forward everything to majestix
- Difference between mailx and sendmail? - Stack Overflow
It can compose emails and deliver them to local mail transfer agent (sendmail, postfix, etc) which does actual sending to remote addresses It can view and edit local user mailbox file sendmail is mail server It does actual communication with remote mail servers for sending and receiving emails
- sendmail: how to configure sendmail on ubuntu? [closed]
When I searched for configuring sendmail on ubuntu I din't get any clear answer, each of them assume I know what they are talking about, I just want basic configuration to enable email sending, basically I will use it with google app engine to enable mail sending from dev server I already did this: sudo apt-get install sendmail then
- Change sender address of outgoing emails in Sendmail
With sendmail, you can change both the domain and username on a case-by-case basis using the genericstable feature: 1) Add these statements to your etc mail sendmail mc file to activate the feature: FEATURE(`genericstable',`hash -o etc mail genericstable db')dnl
- Sendmail configuration work with RANCID - LinuxQuestions. org
sendmail is notoriously difficult to configure, so much so that the config file you write is post-processed into the config file that sendmail uses Partly this is because sendmail has a lot of features -- almost none of which you want
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