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Mail Command in Linux - Explained with examples
This article covers the Complete guide for setting up a mail server using Postfix, Dovecot & SquirrelMail.
Linux mail command Options:
- -a, --append=HEADER: VALUE: Append given header to the message being sent.
- -e, --exist: Return true if mail exists.
- -E, --exec=COMMAND: Execute COMMAND.
- -f, --file[=URL]: Operate on given mailbox URL. The default mailbox is ~/mbox.
- -F, --byname: Save messages according to sender.
- -H, --headers: Write a header summary and exit.
- -i, --ignore: Ignore interrupts.
- -n, --norc: Do not read the system mailrc file.
- -N, --nosum: Do not display initial header summary.
- -p, --print: Print all mail to standard output.
- -q, --quit: Cause interrupts to terminate program.
- -r, --read: Same as -p
- -s, --subject=SUBJ: Send a message with a subject of SUBJ.
- -t, --to: Precede message by a list of addresses.
- -u, --user=USER: Operate on USER's mailbox.
- --license: Print license and exit.
- --external-locker=PATH: Set full path of the external locker program
- --lock-expire-timeout=SECONDS: Number of seconds after which the lock expires.
- --lock-flags=FLAGS: Default locker flags (E=external, R=retry, T=time, P=pid)
- --lock-retry-count=NUMBER: Set the maximum number of times to retry acquiring the lockfile.
- --lock-retry-timeout=SECONDS: Set timeout for acquiring the lockfile.
- -m, --mail-spool=URL: Use specified URL as a mailspool directory.
- --mailbox-type=PROTO: Default mailbox type to use.
- --tls[=BOOL]: Enable TLS support.
- -?, --help: Display a help message and exit.
- --usage: Display a short usage message and exit.
- -V, --version: Display program version and exit.
