A simple command-line tool that uses cURL since I always mess up the mailx configurations. Note that this tools works only for gmail at the moment. A nice way of using this tool is to execute long experiments and send a mail when finished. For instance:
$ ./longExperiment && ./sendMail -x -t "recevier's Mail" -s "subejct" -m "message"
As a first step you need to configure you account settings by using the following command:
$ ./sendMail -c -a "youEmailaccount@gmail.com" -p "youEmailaccountsPassword"
If the above step is successful, then you can start sending emails:
$ ./sendMail -x -t "receiver_1, receiver_2, receiver_N" -s "emailSubject" -m "emailBody"
You can also add the executable sendMail file under the /usr/local/bin in order to invoke the command from anywhere.
# sudo cp sendMail /usr/local/bin
In order to encrypt sensitive information like email password use the -e password for encryption for both configuring user and sending email.
Unless otherwise noted, this code is licensed under the Apache 2.0 license, as found in the LICENSE file.