Linux Automatic Logon email

Linux Automatic Logon email

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Mutt + msmtp Linux Mail Client Configuration
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The MAIL command is often used to send emails when writing shell scripts. However, emails sent directly are often rejected as spam because they are invalid. Is there a similar Foxmail in Linux, the mail client software such as outlook has a command line to send emails. Mutt and msmtp provide a good solution.
The configuration scheme is as follows:
1) download msmtp
Wget

Http://downloads.sourceforge.net/msmtp/msmtp-1.4.16.tar.bz2? Modtime = 1217206451 & big_mirror = 0

2) decompress:
Tar jxvf msmtp-1.4.16.tar.bz2
3) installation:
./Configure -- prefix =/usr/local/msmtp
Make & make install
4) configure the msmtp account:
Create a file/usr/local/msmtp/etc/msmtprc (you can also create a. msmtprc file in the main directory, if it is only for your own use)
Edit content:
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Account Test
Host sending email server name or IP address
Email address sent from
AUTH LOGIN
User email server Logon account
Password email server login password
Account default: Test // set the default account
5) test whether the client is available
/Usr/local/msmtp/bin/msmtp target email address
Enter some characters and press Ctrl + D to exit. Go to the target email address and check whether the email is received.
6) Configure mutt. Mutt is usually installed by default in Linux.
Edit the mutt configuration file:/etc/muttrc and modify the following lines: (you can also create a file in the main directory. edit the muttrc file, if only used by yourself) set Sendmail = "/usr/local/msmtp/bin/msmtp"
Set use_from = Yes
Set realname = "sending email address"
Set Editor = "Vi"
7) Save and exit, and test whether mutt is valid:
Echo "Test content" | mutt-s "Test Topic" target email address