Blat mail command

The infamous blat command!

blat is a command-line email client that allows you to send emails using the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). It's often used in scripts and automation tasks where a simple, lightweight email client is needed.

Here's a basic syntax for the blat command:

blat [options] <from> <to> <subject> <message>

Here's a breakdown of the options:

• -f or --from: specifies the sender's email address.
• -t or --to: specifies the recipient's email address.
• -s or --subject: specifies the subject line.
• -body or --message: specifies the email body.
• -attach or --attachment: specifies a file to attach to the email.
• -server or --smtp-server: specifies the SMTP server to use.
• -port or --smtp-port: specifies the SMTP port to use.

Here's an example usage:

blat -f "[email protected]" -t "[email protected]" -s "Hello" -body "Hello, Jane!"

This would send an email from [email protected] to [email protected] with the subject "Hello" and the body "Hello, Jane!".

Note that blat is a command-line tool and doesn't have a graphical user interface. It's designed for automation and scripting tasks, so you'll need to use it in a terminal or command prompt.

Also, keep in mind that blat is an old tool, and it may not support all the features and protocols that modern email clients do.