Mail rapid kl cookieauth

It looks like you're trying to send a rapid mail with a cookie authentication!

To help you with that, I'll provide you with some information on how to use the mail command with rapid mail and cookie authentication.

Rapid Mail

Rapid Mail is a simple and lightweight email client that allows you to send and receive emails using the mail command. It's a great tool for sending emails from the command line.

Cookie Authentication

Cookie authentication is a way to authenticate with a mail server using a cookie instead of a username and password. This is a more secure way to authenticate, as it doesn't require you to store your password in plain text.

Example Command

Here's an example command that you can use to send a rapid mail with cookie authentication:

mail -s "Subject" -c "cookieauth://username:[email protected]" [email protected]

Here's a breakdown of the options:

• -s specifies the subject of the email.
• -c specifies the cookie authentication string. The format is cookieauth://username:[email protected], where username is your email address, password is your password, and smtp.example.com is the mail server.
• [email protected] is the recipient's email address.

Tips

• Make sure to replace smtp.example.com with your actual mail server.
• If you're using a self-signed certificate, you may need to add the --ssl option to the mail command.
• You can also use the --from option to specify the sender's email address.