Linux send mail with mail command

Recently the company hand-tour of a test area service end old hanging, so the whole script monitoring, hang up to send mail and then automatically restart the service.

Start

First mail A look, the results prompt command not found (company system are custom installed) Hey, pack mail

Forget the mail package name look for we use Yum Search mail to find

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Found the next install: Yum install mailx-y

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Installation is successful!

Next edit the/etc/mail.rc direct file end line plus the following configuration:

Set [email protected] (email address sent)
Set smtp=smtp.xxx.com (SMTP server address of the sending mailbox)
Set smtp-auth-user=xxx (user name)

Set Smtp-auth-password=xxx (password)
Set Smtp-auth=login (login mode)

Then you can call with the Mail command to send mail with the specified mailbox, if there is the need to receive mail, please install the configuration SendMail

Linux uses the Mail command to send e-mail with the following syntax

Mail-s "motif" emailaddress

Example: Send a topic to the email [email protected] Server System error message

echo ' Date +%y_%m_%d_%h:%m ' System Erro | Mail-s "Server" [email protected]

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Linux send mail with mail command