How to add and when to use precedence fields for Command line email?
All mass mailings, such as mailing-list mailings, should have a Precedence that gives a priority of bulk, junk, or list. At other systems these priorities will cause well-designed programs (such as the vacation reply program) to skip automatically replying to such messages. Also, this prevents most email servers from returning the message if it cannot be delivered.
Example: sending email message with Precedence set to bulk.
C:\>febootimail -TEXT "Command line email message (mass mailing)" -FROM john@sender.com -TO cmd@dos-mail.com -PRECEDENCE bulk Note: in command line email examples above, localhost (127.0.0.1) is used as SMTP mail server. If you are not using Febooti Command line email on server and, if there is no local SMTP server, specify SMTP server using -SMTP parameter. If SMTP server authentication is required, use -AUTH, -USER and -PASS parameters.
Example: authenticate with external SMTP mail server.
C:\>febootimail -TEXT "Command line email message (mass mailing)" -FROM john@sender.com -TO cmd@dos-mail.com -PRECEDENCE list -SUBJ "Authentication and Precedence" -SMTP email.server.com -AUTH AUTO -USER john -PASS ******** - Febooti Command line email utility parameters.
- Please don't use this tool to send Unsolicited Commercial Email (SPAM).
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