Consequently, an administrator who needs to monitor a host of network
machines can do so effectively simply by checking email. This utility uses the following syntax:
sendEmail -f ADDRESS [-t ADDRESS [ADDRESS ...]] [-u SUBJECT] [-m
MESSAGE] [-s SERVER[:PORT]] [-a FILE [FILE ...]] [-cc ADDRESS
[ADDRESS ...]] [-bcc ADDRESS [ADDRESS ...]] [-xu USERNAME [-xp
PASSWORD]] [-l LOGFILE] [-v [...]] [-o NAME=VALUE]
sendEmail ??”help TOPIC
Of these arguments, you must provide the
-f
command line switch as a minimum. You must
also provide at least one recipient using the
-t
,
-cc
, or
-bcc
command line switches. Finally, even
though you don??™t absolutely have to provide it, you should include a message body using the
-m
or
-o
command line switches. You can also type the message using the standard input device
(STDIN). The following list describes each of the command line arguments.
-f
ADDRESS
Defines the address of the sender. If you??™re using this utility to report system
progress or errors, you can use the user??™s address and machine name for the address. For example,
using an address of ???John, Main
??? tells you that the user??™s name is John and
that the machine name is Main.
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