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资源说明：eMail client in Bash
Bash eMail client ================= Probably the worlds smallest, simplest, yet full featured eMail client without any dependencies beyond a working GNU environment running Bash. Use it as a fallback, as a quick & slim alternative or as a tool to read, send and manage messages. Features -------- Following commands are available: p(eek) peek for new messages s(tatus) request mailbox status n(ew) list new messages only t(ail) [N] list the latest N messages l(ist) [N[-N]]... list messages r(ead) [N[-N]]... read message x(tract) N[-N]... extract attachments of message N f(ile) N[-N]... file message d(elete) N[-N]... remove message a(nswer) N answer message w(rite) ADDRESS write a message to ADDRESS m(ime) FILE show a message file in MIME format (e.g. *.mbs) c(lear) clear screen (or CTRL+L) h(elp) show this info q(uit) quit (or CTRL+D) You may invoke the commands directly from the command line, e.g.: $ readmail s 'f 1' 'r 3-5' q Or inside the interactive shell. Configuration ------------- Just run readmail or create a ".readmailrc" in your home directory and put the following lines into it (fill in the values in brackets): POP_HOST='(your POP3 server)' POP_ACCOUNT='(your POP3 account)' POP_PASSWORD='(your POP3 password, this is optional)' Append this block to configure your SMTP settings: SMTP_HOST='(your SMTP server)' SMTP_ACCOUNT='(your SMTP account)' SMTP_PASSWORD='(your SMTP password, this is optional)' If you don't want to give passwords, readmail will ask you for it. Examples -------- Quickly get the size of your mailbox: $ readmail s q Show your latest message: $ readmail r q Get the number of new messages since the last call: $ FORMAT="%d\n" readmail p q Send a message in one line: $ ATTACHMENTS=' ' SUBJECT='subject' BODY='body' \ readmail 'w john@example.com doe@example.com' q Send one or more files: $ ATTACHMENTS='file1 file2' SUBJECT='subject' BODY='body' \ readmail 'w john@example.com' q
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