On Wed, Jan 11, 2023 at 04:17:31PM -0800, Dan Mahoney <d...@prime.gushi.org> wrote:
> The idea of a command line program you can pipe a mail to with a > command line arg that lets you specify a list of recipients in a > textfile, and have new messages injected, cleanly, with stripped > headers, into the queue, feels like something that ought to exist. I have two old programs that might possibly be piped together to do that. textmail can strip headers by name, and launchmail can send mail (via SMTP) to a list of addresses from a file. Their documentation is here: https://raf.org/textmail/manpages/textmail.1.html https://libslack.org/launchmail/manpages/launchmail.1.html However, I haven't compiled launchmail in decades. I just tried, and it needs some updating before it will compile. If you think these might be of any use, I'll get launchmail compiling again. I never really used it. It was just written as an exercise. So it's probably dangerous to use it. :-) cheers, raf
