NAME
mail.remote - pseudo-sendmail interface for mail delivery
SYNOPSIS
mail.remote [OPTION...] [TO-ADDR]...
DESCRIPTION
GNU mail.remote -- pseudo-sendmail interface for mail delivery
- -b OPT
-
Ignored for sendmail compatibility
- -d, --debug
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Print envelope commands in the SMTP protocol transaction. If specified more than once, the data part of the protocol transaction will also be printed.
- -f, --from=ADDR
-
Override the default from address
- -i
-
Ignored for sendmail compatibility
- -o OPT
-
Ignored for sendmail compatibility
- -t, --read-recipients
-
Read message for recipients.
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Authentication options
- --authentication=MODLIST
-
Set the list of modules to be used for authentication
- --authorization=MODLIST
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Set list of modules to be used for authorization
- --pam-service=STRING
-
Use STRING as PAM service name
- --sql-db=STRING
-
Name of the database to connect to
- --sql-field-map=MAP
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Declare a name translation map for SQL fields in results of sql-getpwnam and sql-getpwuid queries
- --sql-getpass=QUERY
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SQL query to retrieve a password from the database
- --sql-getpwnam=QUERY
-
SQL query to retrieve a passwd entry based on username
- --sql-getpwuid=QUERY
-
SQL query to retrieve a passwd entry based on UID
- --sql-host=HOSTNAME
-
Name or IP of MySQL server to connect to
- --sql-interface=NAME
-
Type of SQL interface to use
- --sql-passwd=STRING
-
SQL connection password
- --sql-password-type=STRING
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Type of password returned by --sql-getpass query. STRING is one of: plain, hash, scrambled
- --sql-port=NUMBER
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Port to use
- --sql-user=NAME
-
SQL user name
- --virtual-passwd-dir=DIR
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Search for virtual passwd file in DIR
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Common options
- -M, --mailer=MAILER
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Use specified URL as the default mailer
- -D, --email-domain=DOMAIN
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Set domain for unqualified user names (default is this host)
- -E, --email-addr=EMAIL
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Set current user's email address (default is loginname@defaultdomain)
- --license
-
Print license and exit
- -?, --help
-
give this help list
- --usage
-
give a short usage message
- -V, --version
-
print program version
Mandatory or optional arguments to long options are also mandatory or optional for any corresponding short options.
This is a simple drop-in replacement for sendmail to forward mail directly to an SMTP gateway. You should always specify your SMTP gateway using --mailer option (the best place to do so is in your configuration file).
EXAMPLES
Deliver mail via SMTP gateway at "mail.example.com", reading its contents for recipients of the message.
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mail.remote --mailer smtp://mail.example.com -t
Deliver mail only to "[email protected]"
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mail.remote --mailer smtp://mail.example.com [email protected]
Deliver mail to "[email protected]" as well as to the recipients specified in the message itself:
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mail.remote --mailer smtp://mail.example.com -t [email protected]
REPORTING BUGS
Report bugs to <[email protected]>.
SEE ALSO
The complete GNU mailutils manual is not available in Debian systems due to licensing reasons. You can find this manual online in the GNU mailutils webpage:
http://www.gnu.org/software/mailutils/manual/index.html.