Friendly name is the name which appears in email instead of your e-mail address. To send command line mail with friendly name, use -FROMNAME parameter. Alternatively, you can use following syntax:

  • febootimail -TO "Firstname Lastname <friendly@email.com>"
  • febootimail -TO "Lastname, Firstname <friendly@email.com>"
  • febootimail -CC ""Firstname Lastname" <friendly@email.com>"
  • febootimail -CC ""Lastname, Firstname" <friendly@email.com>"
  • febootimail -BCC "friendly@email.com (Firstname Lastname)"
  • febootimail -FROM "friendly@email.com (Lastname, Firstname)"
  • febootimail -REPLYTO "friendly@email.com (Lastname, Firstname (Thirdname))"

Example: send email with frienldy name using -TO, -FROM, -TEXT and -FROMNAME parameters.

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C:\>febootimail -FROM david@sender.com -TO info@febooti.com -TEXT "Friendly name mail" -FROMNAME "David M." 

Example: send email with frienldy reply name using -TO, -FROM, -TEXT, -REPLYTO and -REPLYTONAME parameters.

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C:\>febootimail -FROM david@sender.com -TO info@febooti.com -TEXT "Friendly reply name email" -REPLYTO john@sender.com -REPLYTONAME "John Sender" 

Note: in command line mailer 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 and send friendly name email.

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C:\>febootimail -FROM david@sender.com -TO info@febooti.com -TEXT "Friendly name mail." -SUBJECT "Command line mail authentication" -SMTP email.server.com -AUTH AUTO -USER david -PASS ******** 
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