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nbsmtp(8) nbSMTP Manual nbsmtp(8)

nbsmtp - The no-brainer SMTP client

nbsmtp -h relayhost [OPTIONS]

nbSMTP is a lightweight SMTP client. It simply takes a message from STDIN and sends it to a relayhost. A relayhost is meant to be a full SMTP server and it will really send the message.

-f from-address
E-Mail address to send in the MAIL FROM command
-h relayhost
Name or address of the relayhost server
-d domain
Hostname to send in the HELO/EHLO request
-c file
Specify another config file
-p port
Port to connect to
-U username
SASL User
-P password
SASL Password
-M [l|p|c]
SASL Method: l - AUTH LOGIN , p - AUTH PLAIN (default), c - AUTH CRAM-MD5 (only available when SSL compiled in)
-s
If SSL compiled-in; use SSL to transfer the message
-S
If SSL compiled-in; use STARTTLS command before sending the message
-N
Don´t read system wide config file
-n
Don´t read local config file (~/.nbsmtprc)
-D
Enable debug to syslog
-V
Enable debug to stderr instead to syslog
-v
Print version and exit
-H
Show help

If no arguments are passed to nbSMTP, it will read both system-wide and per-user configuration file nbsmtprc. Please refer to nbsmtprc(5) manual to understand this file.

~/.nbsmtprc or ~/.mutt/nbsmtprc or ~/.nbsmtp/nbsmtprc
Per-User local configuration file.
/etc/nbsmtprc or SYSCONFDIR/nbsmtprc
System-Wide configuration file

nbsmtprc(5)

nbSMTP Home Page: http://nbsmtp.ferdyx.org

Please report bugs to <nbsmtp@ferdyx.org>

Fernando J. Pereda <ferdy@ferdyx.org>

Ricardo Cervera Navarro <ricardo@zonasiete.org> (Retired)

David Rysdam (Retired)

3 May 2005 Unix

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