What can be used to send an email from the command line?

Question

Email

Hello.
There is an application that, by alert, can launch a third-party application with arguments. I want an email to be sent to the alert. Can you please tell me how to implement this functionality in a fully automatic mode under Windows?
Ps Thunderbird can't. Thank you.

Answer 1

Blat - Windows Command Line SMTP Mailer

Answer 2

There are many command line utilities for sending mail.
The simplest and most effective one is blat.
But there is one problem - all these utilities send mail in clear text, and now all bulk mail services work only through secure channels with encryption.
Therefore, it will not work to send mail using blat, it does not know how to use SSL
. But the free stunnel utility can do it.
As a result, we use stunnel to raise the encrypted channel to the server, and fetch letters with blat.
Here is a good description of how this is done, and in general, type blat + stunnel in Google.
It is also possible, in principle, to work from the command line with such mail programs as The Bat and Outlook, but this is more complicated and less functional.
If you are too lazy to build a construction from blat + stunnel, then you can look away - https://github.com/muquit/mailsend/releases/
Also a free console utility that can SSL out of the box, but I have not tried it yet, so I won’t tell you how good.

Answer 3

Telnet send. Or PowerShell - more functional.

Answer 4

Maybe something will work here:
https://www.raymond.cc/blog/sending-email-using-co...
I'm using postie.exe, but it doesn't seem to be available anymore.