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Is there a way to place a message on Postfix's queue for delivery,
other than writing an SMTP client, or using the sendmail command? Using the sendmail command is fine, but I would rather place my message in a file for Postfix to read instead of having Postifx read the message from standard input. Can this be done? I did not see this capability after reading the man page though. |
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How about: sendmail -t < file -- Greg dsw4@lucent.com wrote: > Is there a way to place a message on Postfix's queue for delivery, > other than writing an SMTP client, or using the sendmail command? > > Using the sendmail command is fine, but I would rather place my message > in a file for Postfix to read instead of having Postifx read the > message from standard input. Can this be done? I did not see this > capability after reading the man page though. > |
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mail -s "Subject" to@addr.ess < filename (if you know the to addr and subject of course - this method assumes the filename is just the body and won't do attachments). Greg |
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