John,

If you're very concerned about the footprint of a proper MTA on your
host check out qmail.  But generally I agree with Malcolm, you would
be well advised to run an MTA.  There's also no sense reinventing the
wheel.  There are three very good, pretty modern totally free and open
MTAs available on the net: exim, postfix, and qmail.  Qmail is the
most modular, my personal experience is that exim is the easiest to
configure, and postfix is designed as a drop-in replacement for
sendmail, so I woudn't mess with it unless you already have sendmail
deployed and want to get rid of it.

Eddie,

Have you ever used scp?  If you set up hosts at both ends to
authenticate ssh connections with certificates you can use scp like cp
in shell scripts (or call it very easily from perl if you prefer!)

Erik Johnson

On Tue, Feb 24, 2009 at 8:31 AM, Eddie Chen <ec...@nyx.com> wrote:
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>> Many thanks for any ideas.
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> I wrote a very simple MTA based on Net::SMTP in perl to do this.  It's
> straightforward.  Net::SMTP makes it very, very easy, assuming you
> already speak Perl.  However:
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> Most Linux distros let you configure an MTA to use a remote host as
> its smarthost with a couple of clicks.  I would not recommend sendmail
> for anything other than an emetic in this day and age, but certainly
> Debian's packaging of Exim lets you set up a mailserver pointing to a
> smarthost trivially, and I believe I remember that it's a single line
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