Phil Howard a écrit :
> I'm looking for an SMTP testing tool I can use to do tests of
> configuration changes to Postfix.  To do the proper tests I need to
> carry out the actual SMTP protocol from this program (as opposed to just
> putting mail in the queue), with TLS, STARTTLS, and login/authentication
> support, do it from a command line or shell script, and be able to
> bypass terminal prompts for authentication passwords.  Interactive mail
> clients are just too clumsy to do these tests with (mostly because I
> need to do tests with a large variety of configurations generated at
> test-run time).
> 
> Anyone ever heard of such a thing?  Ironically, it may well be spamware
> that can do better tests than anything I have seen so far, and that
> would be a shame.  Open source highly preferred, of course (even better
> if in my favorite languages ... C, Pike, Python).

if perl is acceptable for you, then it's easy to do what you want using
available perl modules, or you can just use:

http://www.logix.cz/michal/devel/smtp-cli/smtp-cli


> 
> I'm putting together a suite of regression tests.  Some will run daily
> under cron.  Some will be run when configuration changes are made.  The
> objective is to verify that every aspect of sending mail is working (or
> not working as the case may be, such as rejecting attempts to open
> relay) as intended whenever changes are made.


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