Version: @(#) mailsend v1.14

Copyright: GNU GPL. It is illegal to use this software for Spamming

usage: mailsend [options]
Where the options are:
   -d    domain*          - domain name for SMTP Helo
   -smtp hostname/IP*    - of the SMTP server
   -p    SMTP port       - SMTP port
   -t    to,to..*        - email address/es of the reciepient/s
   -cc   cc,cc..         - Carbon copy address/es
   +cc                   - don't ask for Carbon Copy
   -bc   bcc,bcc..       - Blind carbon copy address/es
   +bc                   - don't ask for Blind carbon copy
   +D                    - don't add Date header
   -f    address*        - email address of the sender
   -sub  subject         - subject
   -l    file            - a file containing the email addresses
   -a    file,mime_type,[i/a] (i=inline,a=attachment) 
                         - attach this file as attachment or inline
   -cs   character set   - for text/plain attachments (default is us-ascii)
   -M    "one line msg"  - attach this one line text message
   -v                    - verbose mode
   -V                    - show version info
   -w                    - wait for a CR after sending the mail
   -rt  email_address    - add Reply-To header
   -rrr email_address    - request read receipts to this address
   -help                 - shows this help

The options with * must the specified
Example (Note: type without newline):

Show info amount SMTP server and exit:
 mailsend -info -smtp smtp.gmail.com

 mailsend -f muquit@example.com -d example.com -smtp 10.100.30.1
  -t muquit@muquit.com -sub test -a "file.txt,text/plain"
  -a "/usr/file.gif,image/gif" -a "file.jpeg,image/jpg"

 mailsend -f muquit@example.com -d example.com -smtp 192.168.0.2
  -t muquit@muquit.com -sub test +cc +bc
  -a "c:\file.gif,image/gif" -M "Sending a GIF file"

 mailsend -f muquit@example.com -d example.com -smtp 192.168.0.2
  -t muquit@muquit.com -sub test +cc +bc -cs "ISO-8859-1"
  -a "file2.txt,text/plain"

Change content disposition to inline:
 mailsend -f muquit@example.com -d example.com -smtp 10.100.30.1
  -t muquit@muquit.com -sub test -a "nf.jpg,image/jpeg,i"
  -M "content disposition is inline"


Note: There're no line breaks in the above commands. Also NOte:
From mailsend v1.11, filename and MIME type separator is a comma (,), the
separator used be a colon (:).
You must know the address or IP address of the SMTP server you use. The file you specify with -l contains email address one per line. For determining MIME types, please look at the file mime.types. I borrowed this file from Apache server source.