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You're looking for the common commands used to send emails using the bmail command-line email client!
Here are some common commands:
Sending an email
bmail -s subject -t [email protected] -m "message body": Send an email with a subject, to a specific recipient, and a message body.bmail -s "Hello World" -t [email protected] -m "This is a test email": Send an email with the subject "Hello World" to [email protected] with a message body "This is a test email".
Attachments
bmail -s subject -t [email protected] -m "message body" -a attachment_file: Send an email with a subject, to a specific recipient, a message body, and an attachment.bmail -s "Hello World" -t [email protected] -m "This is a test email" -a example.txt: Send an email with the subject "Hello World" to [email protected] with a message body "This is a test email" and an attachment namedexample.txt.
CC and BCC
bmail -s subject -t [email protected] -m "message body" -c [email protected]: Send an email with a subject, to a specific recipient, a message body, and CC a recipient.bmail -s "Hello World" -t [email protected] -m "This is a test email" -c [email protected]: Send an email with the subject "Hello World" to [email protected] with a message body "This is a test email" and CC [email protected].bmail -s subject -t [email protected] -m "message body" -b [email protected]: Send an email with a subject, to a specific recipient, a message body, and BCC a recipient.bmail -s "Hello World" -t [email protected] -m "This is a test email" -b [email protected]: Send an email with the subject "Hello World" to [email protected] with a message body "This is a test email" and BCC [email protected].
Other options
-f [email protected]: Specify the sender's email address.-r [email protected]: Specify the reply-to email address.-d: Enable debugging mode.
These are just some of the common commands used with bmail. You can refer to the bmail documentation or man page for more information on available options and syntax.