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Active 5 years, 10 months ago. Viewed 3k times. May be if any batch which could be run to access our SMTP mail server. Thanks in advance. Ravi Vanapalli Ravi Vanapalli 9, 3 3 gold badges 30 30 silver badges 41 41 bronze badges. What's the security issue with Blat? Add a comment. Active Oldest Votes. Amir Gonnen Amir Gonnen 3, 4 4 gold badges 26 26 silver badges 54 54 bronze badges. NET Framework 3. Send-It-Quiet only comes with very basic parameters that are enough to send an email.
Download Send-It-Quiet. SendEmail is written in Perl but there is no need to install Perl in Windows for this command line mailer utility to work. In terms of features, it is quite similar to Send-It-Quiet which only supports the standard email sending options such as to, from, subject, body, attachment, etc. SendEmail is available for both Windows and Linux operating systems.
Download SendEmail. PowerShell is included in Windows operating systems since Windows 7 which means you can actually use a powershell script to send an email through Gmail SMTP without any of the command line tools mentioned above. The sample script that can be downloaded at the link below is a very basic one that is meant to only send an email without attachment support. The command line to run the powershell script is as follows. Make sure you update the path to the. The server response was: 5.
This is such a nice find! They all worked beautifully with Gmail using an app-specific password. Powershell offers a fantastic native solution if use of third-party tools is not preferable. Thanks for this extremely handy listing. These solutions will come in handy for such cases. Do any of these utilities have this capability? You can use a gui to create the command. Link: chefsender. Or opera mail m2. Or TheBat.
Or Eudora. Or Em Client. Dipisoft SendMail freeware software is another email sending tool for Windows which has a graphical interface but can also be used in command line mode. It allows you to send attachments, can interface with the ActiveDirectory in order to send emails to groups or distribution lists. Finally, it offers the flexibility to declare several SMTP configurations via the graphical interface which can then be used by command line mode and GUI mode.
The tool is natively in French but it is provided with an English translation. Show 5 more comments. Save the file with any name with a. VBS extension, such as TextMyself.
Thank you for your answer. I did the same. It ran without any errors. But I do not get any E-Mail in my mailbox. Also looked into Junk, Spam as well. Rechecked with spelling mistakes or any. Script runs with no issues. But why do I not see any mail? This was intended not for sending email, but for SMS Messages text messages , so theoretically you should have a message show up in your "Sent Items", and a text messages arrive at the phone number specified in the script..
However, in theory it should work for sending email as well, but I just tested it and it no longer works for me either. It's been a few years since I used that so I'm not sure what the problem could be, but my guess is it's related to some new security setting in Outlook that can probably be disabled.
Sorry I don't have time to troubleshoot. Perhaps you need to change an Outlook setting to allow " programmatic access ". I think when I wrote that answer it may have been enabled by default Here is more info about running VBS.
Another possible problem could be your antivirus software preventing access since this could easily be abused by malware. Show 1 more comment. Priya Priya 1 1 silver badge 11 11 bronze badges.
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