Emailsrvr help

emailsrvr is a command-line email server that allows you to send and receive emails from the command line. Here are some common commands and options:

Starting the email server

• emailsrvr: Start the email server in the background.
• emailsrvr -f: Start the email server in the foreground.

Sending emails

• emailsrvr send <recipient> <subject> <message>: Send an email to the specified recipient with the given subject and message.
• emailsrvr send -t <recipient> -s <subject> -m <message>: Same as above, but with the -t, -s, and -m options.

Receiving emails

• emailsrvr receive: Receive emails from the server and display them in the terminal.
• emailsrvr receive -d <directory>: Receive emails and save them to the specified directory.

Managing emails

• emailsrvr list: List all emails in the inbox.
• emailsrvr delete <email_id>: Delete an email by its ID.
• emailsrvr read <email_id>: Read an email by its ID.

Options

• -p <port>: Specify the port number to use for the email server (default is 1025).
• -a <address>: Specify the address to use for the email server (default is localhost).
• -u <username>: Specify the username to use for authentication (default is none).
• -p <password>: Specify the password to use for authentication (default is none).

Troubleshooting

• emailsrvr -h: Display help and usage information.
• emailsrvr -v: Display verbose output for debugging purposes.

Note: The exact commands and options may vary depending on the version of emailsrvr you are using.