[BusyBox] sendmail for small systems

[John Daz]

Hi,
Thanks for your response. Mail is currently sent using

the method you mentioned. However, I need to have the
client look up MX records and automatically find smtp
servers (the way sendmail does) so users only have to
specify email addresses instead of smtp servers. For
example, I want to use the program (or library)
something like this:

"sendmail-program busybox at mail.codepoet.org < 
report.txt"

to send a report to busybox at mail.codepoet.org. I don't
want users to specify smtp servers.

Best Regards,
John




--- Wim Vinckier <wimpunk at tisnix.be> wrote:

> I would rather check the code of a mail client, not
> a mail server.  You 
> only need something like "telnet smtpserver 25" and
> send the correct 
> words to the server to get your mail send... unless
> I misunderstood your 
> question...
> 
> John Daz wrote:
> > Dear Friends,
> > This is not directly related to busybox but I will
> > take the shot anyway. I am working on an linux
> > embedded system
> > that needs to send reports out via email. Does
> anyone
> > know of any small software package that works like
> > sendmail? It only has send messages directly to
> email
> > addresses, no relaying or mail recipt is needed.
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > John
> > 
> > 
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