outgoing (command)
outgoing [<options>] [<msg-file> ...]
You can use outgoing
to send fully-composed e-mails directly from the command line with the outgoing
command. Save your e-mail as a complete message/rfc822
document and then run outgoing path/to/email/file
to send it using the configuration in the default config file (or specify another config file with the --config
option). Multiple files can be passed to the command at once to send multiple e-mails. If no files are specified on the command line, the command reads an e-mail from standard input.
outgoing
-c <file>, --config <file>
Specify a configuration file <configfile>
to use instead of the default configuration file
-E <file>, --env <file>
0.2.0
Load environment variables from the given .env
file before reading the configuration file. By default, environment variables are loaded from the first file named ".env
" found by searching from the current directory upwards.
-l <level>, --log-level <level>
0.2.0
Set the logging level to the given value; default: INFO
. The level can be given as a case-insensitive level name or as a numeric value.
-s <key>, --section <key>
0.2.0
Read the configuration from the given table or key in the configuration file; defaults to "outgoing
"
--no-section
0.2.0
Read the configuration fields from the top level of the configuration file instead of expecting them to all be contained below a certain table/key