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GBMailer for Windows 95/NT
January 1998 version 1.01
Author:
Goran Boban
boban@student.math.hr
Freeware.
Permition to freely use and distribute GBMailer version 1.01 is granted.
NOTE: GBMailer is version 1.01 of my program wich I named Quick Mail
not knowing that Quick Mail is a registered trademark of
CE Software Inc. so I changed this name to GBMailer.
Thus, I want to make an apology to:
- CE Software Inc. for using their trademark for my
program.
- All users who downloaded version 1.00 and may be
confused with this change of name.
1. Description
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GBMailer is command-line mailer wich will send an text file as mail.
It is written to be executed from CGI-scripts, but it can be ussed for
any other purpose.
See history.txt for list of removed bugs in this rvision.
See todo.txt for list of things I want to implement in future.
USSAGE:
gbmail [-v] -file <filename> [-h <smtp.server.name>] [-p <port_number>]
[-from <address>] -to <address list...> [-cc <address list...>]
[-s <Subject>] [-t <timeout>]
OPTIONS:
-v verbose output.
-file REQUIRED Name of text file to send as message body.
If this option is not set GBMailer will
report an error.
-h Name of SMTP server to connect. If this option is not set
GBMailer will assume 'localhost'.
-p Port number for SMTP protocol. Port is set to 25 by default.
-from An optional e-mail ddress of sender. If not set GBMailer
will try to assume an e-mail address by combinating name of
current user and name of local machine.
You should set this option in most cases.
-to REQUIRED E-mail addres (or addresses) of recipient(s).
Put here all addresses which you don't want to
be listed in Cc: field.
At least one address must cast after -to switch.
-cc E-mail addresses of recipients which will be listed in Cc: field.
-s Subject of message.
-t Timeout for socket operations (in seconds). Set to 300 secs by
default.
EXAMPLE:
gbmail -file message.txt -h smtp.server.com -from me@my.machine.com -to you@your.machine.com -s "Hello there"
2. Bugs
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Please send bug reports and sugestions to:
gboban@cursor.net