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Stefan Huber 2013-12-29 smailq 1 smailq 1.0q smailq A simple mail queue. smailq --send recipient -- MSA options smailq --list smailq --deliver-all smailq --deliver ID smailq --delete ID smailq --help smailq --version smailq is a mail queue for lightweight SMTP clients (MSAs) like msmtp that do not provide a queue. It basically provides the functionality of sendmail and mailq. When smailq sends a mail it first inserts the mail into the message queue and then attempts to deliver all mails in the queue using an external MSA such as msmtp. --delete Remove the mails with given IDs from the queue. --deliver Attempt to deliver the mails with given IDs only. --deliver-all Attempt to deliver all mails in the queue. -h --help Print usage text. --list List all mails in the queue. This is the default. --send Read a mail from stdin, insert it into the queue, and attempt to deliver all mails in the queue. Options after "--" are passed forward to the MSA for this particular mail. -V --version Show version info. -C --config FILE Use the given configuration file instead of "$HOME/.smailq.conf". -q --quiet Do not print info messages. -v --verbose Increase output verbosity. By default, smailq reads $HOME/.smailq.conf as configuration file. The syntax follows RFC 822. A sample configuration file contains the following lines: [general] # Optional: The directory where the log file is written to logdir = ~/.smailq/log/ # Optional: The directory where smailq saves the mail queue data datadir = ~/.smailq/data/ # Settings for the network (TCP) connectivity test [nwtest] # Optional: The host to connect to host = www.google.com # Optional: The port to connect to port = 80 # Optional: The timeout timeout = 8 # Settings concerning the mail submission agent [msa] # This command is called when smailq attempts to deliver a mail. The # MSA-options passed to smailq are appended to this line. cmd = /usr/bin/msmtp Bug reports to Stefan Huber shuber@sthu.org. Stefan Huber Original author shuber@sthu.org