How to read sent mail in linux

In Linux, you can read sent mail using various methods, depending on your email client and setup. Here are a few common ways:

Method 1: Using the mail command

1. Open a terminal and type mail to start the mail reader.
2. You will see a list of your mailboxes, including the "sent" mailbox.
3. Type d to enter the "sent" mailbox.
4. You can then use the l command to list the sent messages, and p to preview or r to read a specific message.

Method 2: Using the mutt command

1. Open a terminal and type mutt to start the mail client.
2. You will see a list of your mailboxes, including the "sent" mailbox.
3. Type s to enter the "sent" mailbox.
4. You can then use the v command to view a specific message, or p to preview the message.

Method 3: Using the msmtp command

1. Open a terminal and type msmtp -a to start the mail client.
2. You will see a list of your mailboxes, including the "sent" mailbox.
3. Type s to enter the "sent" mailbox.
4. You can then use the v command to view a specific message, or p to preview the message.

Method 4: Using a graphical email client

If you are using a graphical email client like Thunderbird, Evolution, or KMail, you can usually find the sent mail folder in the client's interface. For example:

• In Thunderbird, go to "File" > "Open Folder" and navigate to the "sent" folder.
• In Evolution, go to "File" > "Open Folder" and navigate to the "sent" folder.
• In KMail, go to "File" > "Open Folder" and navigate to the "sent" folder.

Note: The exact steps may vary depending on your email client and setup.