Cdo.message mail fromname

A CDO (Collaboration Data Objects) command!

cdo.message is a command in the CDO command-line tool that allows you to send a message to a recipient using a mail server.

Here's the basic syntax:

cdo.message [options] fromname recipient [subject] [message]

Here's a breakdown of the options:

• fromname: The name of the sender (e.g., "John Doe").
• recipient: The email address of the recipient (e.g., "[email protected]").
• subject: The subject line of the email (optional).
• message: The body of the email (optional).

Some common options:

• -m: Specify the mail server to use (e.g., -m smtp.example.com).
• -p: Specify the port number to use (e.g., -p 587).
• -u: Specify the username and password for authentication (e.g., -u username:password).
• -t: Specify the type of message (e.g., -t text/plain for a plain text message).

Here's an example:

cdo.message -m smtp.example.com -u username:password fromname [email protected] "Hello, Jane!" "This is a test email."

This command would send a plain text email from "John Doe" to "[email protected]" with the subject "Hello, Jane!" and the message "This is a test email." using the SMTP server smtp.example.com with authentication credentials username:password.

Note that you may need to install the CDO command-line tool and configure your mail server settings before using this command.