By default, the mail command in Linux will make use of the local SMTP server running on port 25 for sending mails. But if you want to send mails using external SMTP server such as smtp.gmail.com or SMTP server of your organization, then you can usemailxcommand. Usingmailxcommand is quit...
There are two ways to do this: using all-in-one command or putting configurations into profile. The all-in-one-command way needs no other configurations except the command line itself, while the way using configuration has a clearer command. All-in-one command This is an all-in-one comman...
Mailx is an intelligent mail processing system, which has a command syntax reminiscent of ed(1) with lines replaced by messages. It is based on Berkeley Mail 8.1,
In my experience, an MUA like mailx happily accepts end-of-file. What sort of mailx command was being used? "I have great faith in fools; self-confidence, my friends call it." --Poe 0 Kudos Reply The opinions expressed above are the personal opinions of the authors, not of...
I've found a configuration that can send mail successfully but it requires me to store my email password in a configuration file in my home directory. I would like to be prompted for the password every time rather than storing it. I've tried leaving out the smtp-auth-password field ...
It turns out, that thes-nail package has replaced mailxin EL9. Also the official Rocky Linux 9 documentation mentions thes-nail command to test sending e-mails. OK then, let's install s-nail. root@rocky9 ~ #dnf install s-nail