smtpmail version 0.4.4
a tool to send your mail over an remote server
(c) 2003 Christian Toepp <c.toepp@gmx.de>
Licensed by the GPL, see COPYING for details

Usage: smtpmail -t recipient@host -[hfspucbrv] [file]
where the options are:
 -h this help
 -H smtpserver
    if not given, localhost will be used
 -f from, your address
    if not given, it will be $login@$hostname
 -s subject of the mail
 -p password to athenticate by the server
 -u username to autenticate by the server
    if not given and password is set, your
    address will be used
 -t to, the recipient of the mail. can be a
    coma separated list (REQUIRED)
 -c cc, send a carbon copy to this address
    can be a coma separated list
 -b bcc, send a blind carbon copy to this address
    can be a coma separated list
 -r add this reply-to address to the mail
 -a add this file as attachment to the mail
    can be a coma separated list
 -q quite mode (for scripting)
 -v verbose output
 -x pass mail without adding any headers etc.

file can be a existing textfile for the mail body
or - to read from STDIN

you can define your mailserver and your sender-address
in the file ~/.smtpmail like
--snip--
host: smtp.provider.com
from: me@provider.com
--snip--
lines starting with # will be ignored

