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1 .. -*- coding: utf-8; indent-tabs-mode: nil; -*- |
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3 bsmtp2dma |
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4 ========= |
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6 Synopsis |
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7 -------- |
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9 **bsmtp2dma** **-V** |
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11 **bsmtp2dma** [**-8**] [**-c** `address`] [**-d** `n`] [**-f** `address`] [**-h** `mailhost:port`] [**-l** `number`] [**-r** `address`] [**-s** `subject`] `recipient` ... |
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14 Description |
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15 ----------- |
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17 A Bacula compatible mail submission programm and an alternative to Bacula's |
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18 :command:`bsmtp` SMTP client. |
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20 Bacula's :command:`bsmtp` needs an underlying mailer that listens on a |
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21 TCP port. :command:`bsmtp2dma` can be used if the underlying mailer does `not` |
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22 listen to an SMTP port (e.g. :manpage:`dma(8)`, :command:`ssmtp` et al.). |
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24 The underlying mailer should be compatible to :command:`sendmail`. |
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27 Options |
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28 ------- |
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29 |
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30 .. program:: bsmtp2dma |
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31 |
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32 .. option:: -V |
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33 |
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34 Show the program version and usage and exit. |
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35 |
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36 .. option:: -8 |
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37 |
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38 Does nothing. Act as a compatibility option for :command:`bsmtp`. |
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39 |
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40 .. option:: -c address |
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41 |
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42 Set the ``CC:`` header to `address` |
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43 |
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44 .. option:: -d n |
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46 Does nothing. Act as a compatibility option for :command:`bsmtp`. |
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48 .. option:: -f address |
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49 |
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50 Set the ``FROM:`` header to `address`. |
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51 |
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52 If not given it it set to the sender's address. |
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53 |
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54 .. option:: -h mailhost:port |
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56 Does nothing. Act as a compatibility option for :command:`bsmtp`. |
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57 |
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58 .. option:: -l number |
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60 Does nothing. Act as a compatibility option for :command:`bsmtp`. |
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61 |
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62 .. option:: -r address |
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64 Set the ``Reply-To:`` header to `address`. |
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66 .. option:: -s subject |
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67 |
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68 Set the "Subject:" header to `subject`. |
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71 Implementation Notes |
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72 -------------------- |
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74 The body of the email message is read from standard input. Message is |
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75 terminated by sending the ``EOF`` character (:kbd:`Control-d` on many |
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76 systems) on the start of a new line, much like many :command:`mail` |
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77 commands. |
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79 The message is collected into a temporary file and send to all given |
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80 recipients by using the configured underlying mail command. |
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83 Files |
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84 ----- |
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86 :command:`bsmtp2dma` reads a configuration file -- if available -- from |
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87 :file:`/usr/local/etc/local-bsdtools/bsmtp2dma.conf`. |
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89 It is a shell style configuration file which is sourced in a program start. |
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91 The following configuration settings are currently supported: |
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93 ``MAILER`` |
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94 The absolute path to the underlying mail command. |
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96 The default is :command:`/usr/sbin/sendmail`. |
