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CHILKAT
MAIL COMMAND
Send email from a DOS batch script.
This program is no longer available.
Syntax
% MailCommand <options>
Command-line options:
| -unlock <unlock-code> |
Enter the string "30DayTrial",
or a purchased unlock code. (required) |
| -smtp <smtp-hostname> |
SMTP hostname.
(required) |
| -port <smtp-portNumber> |
SMTP port number.
(required if different than port 25) |
| -ssl |
Use implicit SSL/TLS. for the connection. SMTP servers typically listen at port 465 for implicit SSL/TLS. |
| -starttls |
Use explicit SSL/TLS for the connection. MailCommand will connect at port 25, but will immediately switch to a secure channel by issuing a STARTTLS command. |
| -user <smtp-login> |
SMTP login. (optional) |
| -pwd <smtp-password> |
SMTP password
(optional) |
| -sub <subject> |
Email subject. |
| -body <body-text> |
Email plain-text
body. |
| -from <email-address> |
From email address.
Can be formatted as a standalone address such as "support@chilkatsoft.com"
or one that includes the friendly name, such as "Chilkat
Support <support@chilkatsoft.com>". |
| -to <email-address-list> |
Adds one or more
recipients. The input string can contains a comma-separated
list of email addresses formatted as decribed for the -from
property. Example: "Chilkat Sales <sales@chilkatsoft.com>,
Chilkat Support <support@chilkatsoft.com>". |
| -cc <email-address-list> |
Same as -to, but
the email addresses are added to the CC recipients. |
| -bcc <email-address-list> |
Same as -to, but
the email addresses are added to the BCC recipients. |
| -log <xml-log-filename> |
If an error occurs,
saves the error information to an XML-formatted log file. |
| -a <filename> |
Adds an attachment
to the email. Any number of -a options can be included to
add multiple attachments. |
| -zip <zip-filename> |
Takes all the
added attachments and transforms them into a single zip attachment
having the filename specified. |
| -sign |
Sends a digitally
signed email. The digital certificate is automatically located
by searching the certificate stores used by Internet Explorer
and Outlook for a certificate that matches the sender's (From)
email address. (The -scert option can be used to explicitly
use a certificate from a file.) |
| -encrypt |
Sends an encrypted
email. The digital certificate is automatically located by
searching the certificate stores used by Internet Explorer
and Outlook for a certificate that matches the recipient's
(To) email address. (The -ecert option can be used to explicitly
use a certificate from a file.) |
| -scert <cert-file> |
Explicitly specify
a digital certificate file (.cer, .p7m, .p7s) to be used for
signing. |
| -ecert <cert-file> |
Explicitly specify
a digital certificate file (.cer, .p7m, .p7s) to be used for
encryption. |
| -fbody <text-file> |
Sets the plain-text
email body from a text file. |
| -icharset <charset> |
The input charset.
Indicates the character encoding of input data such as the
subject and body, such as "utf-8", "iso-8859-1",
"shift_jis", etc. |
| -scharset <charset> |
The sending charset.
Indicates the character encoding to be used for sending the
email, such as "utf-8", "iso-8859-1",
"shift_jis", etc. The input charset and the sending
charset can be different, and this causes the email to automatically
be converted and encoded properly wherever necessary. |
| -replyto <email-address> |
The reply-to address
which can be different from the "From" address. |
| -fto <filename> |
Reads "To"
addresses from a file (one email address per line). Each line
can be formatted as a plain email address such as "support@chilkatsoft.com",
or an email address with friendly name, such as "Chilkat
Support <support@chilkatsoft.com>" |
| -fcc <filename> |
Reads "CC"
addresses from a file (one email address per line). Each line
can be formatted as a plain email address such as "support@chilkatsoft.com",
or an email address with friendly name, such as "Chilkat
Support <support@chilkatsoft.com>" |
| -fbcc <filename> |
Reads "BCC"
addresses from a file (one email address per line). Each line
can be formatted as a plain email address such as "support@chilkatsoft.com",
or an email address with friendly name, such as "Chilkat
Support <support@chilkatsoft.com>" |
Example
% MailCommand -unlock MyUnlockCode -smtp smtp.earthlink.net -sub
"This is the subject" -body "This is the body" -from "Chilkat
Support <support@chilkatsoft.com>" -to "Chilkat Sales <sales@chilkatsoft.com>,
John Doe <john.doe@chilkatsoft.com>" -log "sendMailLog.xml"
Output
The MailCommand program will write "Mail
Sent" to standard output when the email is successfully sent.
If an error occurs, a string beginning with "ERROR:"
is written to standard output.
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