Linux Mail Command Free Email Marketing

Linux Mail Command Free Email Marketing

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There are many free emails service providers which we used for use like Gmail, Yahoo, RediffMail etc, which provides a web interface for sending and receiving emails.

But this is not enough, sometimes we also required to send emails from system command line.

This tutorial will provide you multiple ways to send emails from the Linux command line.

This is useful for sending email through our shell scripts, cronjobs etc.

There are various ways to send emails from the command line but here I am sharing few options used by most users.

You can use anyone option given below to send email from Linux command line.

Using mail Command mail command is most popular command to send emails from Linux terminal.

Use -A for debian based systems, which uses mailutils package.

You may face issue: Bash: mail: command not found Also, we can add comma separated emails to send the email to multiple recipients together.

Using mutt command Mutt is basically used for reading emails from Linux terminal from local user mailboxes, also useful to read emails from POPIMAP servers.

Using SSMTP Command sSMTP allows users to send emails from SMTP server from Linux command line.

For example to send an email to user email protected use following command.

Now type your subject of the email as below with keyword Subject.

After that type your message to be sent to the user, After finishing your message press CTRLd (d) to send the email.

Using telnet Command As per my experience, all system administrators use telnet command to test remote port connectivity test or login to the server remotely.

Most of the newbie in Linux doesnt know that we can send email using telnet also, which is the better way to troubleshoot email sending problems.

Below is an example of email sending.

Red marked text is the user input and remaining is the responses of that commands.

We also request you to help me with more commands which you know and not listed above.

January 7, 2021 at 11:06 am Cant believe that cURL is not mentioned here:O.

December 16, 2020 at 3:57 pm I have a.txt file which contains the email id of users.

I want to send an email to all the users keeping them in bcc and in TO i need my admin id only which will be visible to all instead of everyones id visible to everyone.

I tried BCC(-b) with mailx but it is not working as expected.

Only the first person is getting the mail and he is in BCC which is correct but rest are not getting the email.