A small tool to send emails using curl
- In fact, it can be expanded to include many other ways to play
- Example:
- With the system timer task to do system status monitoring, when certain conditions are met, automatically send emails.
- Or like the author, every time you are too lazy to edit the email after working overtime, you can just pass in the appropriate parameters to send the email
- Or... Other scenarios that may require email
- Explanation of fields
- USER: mailbox account name and password, use English colon in the middle.
:split - From: Mail source to
- To: Mail Target
- Cc: copy target
- Subject... : If you don't want your email to be a mess, don't change it!
- Hi, all... From here on, it's all about the e-mail.
- USER: mailbox account name and password, use English colon in the middle.
- The e-mail addresses in the case are for demonstration purposes and need to be replaced when used.
#!/bin/bash
NAME="modal particle indicating that things should only or can only be done a certain way"
#account name:cryptographic
USER="luobei@:lb123123"
CUR_DATE=`date | awk '{print $1$2$3" "$4}'`
#Overtime hours
HOUR=${1}
#Reason for overtime
CAUSE=${2}
echo \
"From: <luobei@>
To: <kaoqin@>
Cc: <kaoqin@>
Subject:=?utf-8?utf-8?Overtime requests-${NAME}?=
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
ontent-Transfer-Encoding:8bit
hi,all:
${CUR_DATE} work overtime${HOUR}hourly（${CAUSE}）
" > ./
curl -vs --url "smtps://:465" \
--mail-from "luobei@" \
--mail-rcpt "kaoqin@" \
--mail-rcpt "kaoqin@" \
--upload-file \
--user ${USER}