Dit emailsrvr

dit is a command-line tool that allows you to send and receive emails using the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP) and Post Office Protocol (POP3) protocols.

Here are some basic commands to get you started:

Sending an email:

dit -s <subject> -t <[email protected]> -m <message>

• -s specifies the subject of the email
• -t specifies the recipient's email address
• -m specifies the message body

Example: dit -s "Hello World" -t [email protected] -m "This is a test email"

Receiving an email:

dit -r <username> -p <password> -s <server>

• -r specifies the username to use for authentication
• -p specifies the password to use for authentication
• -s specifies the server to connect to

Example: dit -r john.doe -p mysecretpassword -s imap.gmail.com

Other options:

• -h displays help information
• -v increases the verbosity of the output
• -q specifies the quiet mode (no output)

Note: The dit command is not a standard Unix command, and its syntax and options may vary depending on the implementation.