Windows Prompt command send mail

MailCMD Version 2.0

Windows command prompt to send mail with attachment. Run directly. No installation required.
Easy to be scheduled or called by any type of program.
SSL supported to use Hotmail, Yahoo or your own mail server to send mail
Mail body can be read from text file or html file or input directly

Response back with "Mail sent successfully with return code 0" or "Mail sent failure" for your program to take action. Also has attachment file name and file size

Write to log with timestamp. The log file is created by month as filename as mailcmd_2023-11.txt

SMTP setup for example Hotmail/Free SMTP/China163.com

Run directly on all Windows version. You can run directly without license key but the text will be truncated. Click here to purchase license key

Usage : show usage help if no options

mailcmd
-inputfile "yyyyyy.txt - You can put command options such as server port .... in a txt file as input."
-server "SMTP server"
-port "port #"
-from "sender mail address. It is used as login SMTP server if needed"
-pass "password for SMTP server"
-to "to mail list, separated by , for multiple"
-cc "cc mail list"
-bcc "bcc mail list"
-reply "reply to mail list"
-subject "mail subject"
-body "mail body text"
-textbody "yyyyyy.txt - text body read from file. Specify only ONE of textbody,htmlbody or body"
-htmlbody "filename - html body read from file. Specify only ONE of textbody,htmlbody or body"
-attachment "filename with absolute path"
-auth "1 or 0. 1 for login and password required by SMTP. 1 is default"
-ssl "1 or 0. 1 for SSL. 1 is default"
　

Usage 1 : All options from command prompt. Using Hotmail SMTP as example

mailcmd -server "smtp.office365.com" -port "25" -from "xxxxxx@hotmail.com" -pass "xxx
xxxx" -to "xxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx,xxxxx@xxxxx.xxxx" -cc "xxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx" -reply "xxxxxx@xxxxxx.xxx"
-subject " Your subect here ..." -body "Text your mail body..." -attachment "xxxxxxxx.xxx"

Usage2: Options from file. Put options such as -server ...in a file. Unzip mailcmd.zip and update .txt sample file or refer the input_sample

Encrypt input file by mailcmd -encrypt "yyyyyy.txt" to "yyyyy.txt.encrypt" for safety
For example :
mailcmd -inputfile "e:\shared\hotmail.txt" << input from txt file
mailcmd -inputfile "e:\shared\hotmail.txt.encrypt" << input from ENCRYPTED file
mailcmd -inputfile "yyyyyy.txt.encrypt" -to "New to list" -subject "Overwrite Subject" ...... << Options from ENCRYPTED file and Replace/New options from command line)