Hm... No more success... cat mail_file | dbmail-smtp -d [EMAIL PROTECTED] -m temp ---> Recipient names must be specified ---> Recipient names must be specified (** yes, two times**)
Nor using "temp" or -u instead of -d, or both. Perhaps my folder "temp" has an another syntax or something like that, but it appears as it in all the mail client i tried (balsa, kmail, sylpheed, outlook, ...) Is there a way to verify that ??? Thanks. > You'll hate this... The '-m' option has to appear *after* the -d option: > > cat mail_file | dbmail-smtp -d [EMAIL PROTECTED] -m temp > > -fr. > > On Tue, 3 Feb 2004 21:04:12 +0100 > > nerVo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello, > > > > I'm using DBMail 1.2.3 on FreeBSD 5.2. > > Due to the lack of documentation, i can't find any information about the > > usage of th "-m" parameter to deliver a mail in a special imap folder. > > > > if i just cat a mail, with a pipe on dbmail-smtp like that : > > > > cat mail_file | dbmail-smtp -d [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > its ok and the mail appear in the Inbox folder > > But if i want it to appear in the "temp" folder of my imap directory : > > > > cat mail_file | dbmail-smtp -m temp -d [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --> Error: When using the mailbox delivery option, you should specify a > > userna cat mail_file | dbmail-smtp -m "temp" -d [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --> Error: When using the mailbox delivery option, you should specify a > > userna cat mail_file | dbmail-smtp -m temp -u [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --> ** nothing happened ** > > cat mail_file | dbmail-smtp -m "temp" -u [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --> ** nothing happened ** > > > > I need using folders in my aliases file of sendmail, and "catting" mail > > file is the simpliest way i found to test it. > > > > Regards.
