sffsmtp Simple program to read a file or a stream of data and send it to an SMTP server. cat infile | sffsmtp -s smtphostname -t toaddress sffsmtp -s smtphost -t toaddress -i infile sffsmtp -t root -s fp2 -i testfile Input switches : Mandatories -t : TO: mail name default: none -t abc@fippo.co.uk -s : name of host running SMTP default: this host Optionals -1 : file to send default: none -b : text to send before the data default: none -B : file to send before the data default: none -a : text to send after the data default: none -A : file to send after the data default: none -f : From: your reply address default: fip -h : Extra Fip Header information default: none -h "#DU:mailsort#SC:ascii#SN:$e$y$i$d$z" -p : port number (if NOT port 25) default: 25 for SMTP -l : do NOT log default: log -w : find the logon from the w4 FipId default: fip -W : wrap line default: 76 -W0 for no wrap -v : version and exit For those switches with parameters, the parameter MUST be separated by a space. Note that if defining escape chrs in scripts, you will probably need to escape the escapes ! eg : n becomes \n Other env varis can be used to define where the system is : SFF_HOME where the home or top queue is. default: /fip eg setenv SFF_HOME /ripexpress/underware SFF_LOG where the log files queue is default: (SFF_HOME)/log SFF_SPOOL where the data queues are default: (SFF_HOME)/spool SFF_TMP where the tmp data queues is default: (SFF_HOME)/x THIS MUST BE ON THE SAME UNIX VOLUME as SFF_SPOOL queues. ie if spools are on /data99 which is hard disk /dev/sd0, you MUST also have the TMP queue on the same disk/partition NOTE that for all BUT SFF_HOME, if the parameter starts with a '/' then it is a hard, absolute path; if not then the spool area is under SFF_HOME. eg setenv SFF_SPOOL /data7 will look under /data7 for queues while setenv SFF_SPOOL data7 will look under /fip/data7 Version Control ;000c 11may99 chj original version (copyright) 2014 and previous years FingerPost Ltd.