How to deny mails command line
To deny a mail using the command line, you can use the msmtp
command with the -d
option. Here's an example:
msmtp -d <email_address> <message>
Replace <email_address>
with the email address of the recipient you want to deny, and <message>
with the message you want to send.
For example:
msmtp -d [email protected] "This email is denied"
This will send an email to [email protected]
with the subject "This email is denied" and the body "This email is denied".
You can also use the -s
option to specify the subject of the email:
msmtp -d <email_address> -s "Denied Email" <message>
For example:
msmtp -d [email protected] -s "Denied Email" "This email is denied"
You can also use the -f
option to specify the from address:
msmtp -d <email_address> -f <from_address> <message>
For example:
msmtp -d [email protected] -f [email protected] "This email is denied"
Note: You need to have msmtp
installed and configured on your system to use this command.