I send messages from cron (ON my mail server) using qmail-inject
directly. I just put the To: From: & Subject: lines in "manually"....
For example:
echo "From: sys...@it4soho.com
To: cronwa...@it4soho.com
Subject: Cron Generated Report
Happy Tuesday!
" | /var/qmail/bin/qmail-inject
NOTE: Simply echoing out to a Cron script will generate an e-mail
message from Cron... this way, I can control better what the entire
message is, and who it "appears" to be from.
Just my way -- I'm sure it's "brute force" and there are probably
better, more elegant ways!
Dan
IT4SOHO
Jake Vickers wrote:
dnk wrote:
I whitelist most of mine, but for the rare occasion this is not
desired, I used a simple SMTP program called "mail":
http://www.cleancode.org/projects/email
Allows you to send emails from the command line using SMTP auth.
Jake,
Do you usually compile "email", or did you find an RPM you trust?
I usually compile it since it only takes a few seconds. Never even
looked for an RPM to be honest.
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