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-f you@gmail.com -t person@example.com -u Subject -m This is the body text! -s smtp.gmail.com:587 -xu you@gmail.com -xp password -o tls=yes
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E-MailRelay V1.9
usage: emailrelay [-QAdjbegxfhHmlLtXnRBJGrkvV] [--admin=<admin-port>]
[--admin-terminate] [--anonymous] [--as-client=<host:port>]
[--as-proxy=<host:port>] [--as-server] [--client-auth=<file>]
[--client-filter=<program>] [--client-tls] [--client-tls-connection]
[--close-stderr] [--connection-timeout=<time>] [--debug] [--domain=<fqdn>]
[--dont-serve] [--filter=<program>] [--filter-timeout=<time>] [--forward]
[--forward-to=<host:port>] [--help] [--hidden] [--immediate]
[--interface=<ip-list>] [--log] [--log-file=<file>] [--log-time]
[--no-daemon] [--no-smtp] [--no-syslog] [--peer-lookup]
[--pid-file=<pid-file>] [--poll=<period>] [--pop] [--pop-auth=<file>]
[--pop-by-name] [--pop-no-delete] [--pop-port=<port>] [--port=<port>]
[--prompt-timeout=<time>] [--remote-clients] [--response-timeout=<time>]
[--server-auth=<file>] [--server-tls=<pem-file>] [--size=<bytes>]
[--spool-dir=<dir>] [--syslog] [--tls-config=<flags>] [--verbose]
[--verifier=<program>] [--version]
-a, --admin=<admin-port> enables the administration interface and
specifies its listening port number
-Q, --admin-terminate enables the terminate command on the admin
interface
-A, --anonymous disables the smtp vrfy command and sends less
verbose smtp responses
-q, --as-client=<host:port> runs as a client, forwarding all spooled mail
to <host>: equivalent to "--log --no-syslog
--no-daemon --dont-serve --forward
--forward-to"
-y, --as-proxy=<host:port> runs as a proxy server, forwarding each mail
immediately to <host>: equivalent to "--log
--close-stderr --poll=0 --forward-to"
-d, --as-server runs as a server, storing mail in the spool
directory: equivalent to "--log
--close-stderr"
-C, --client-auth=<file> enables smtp authentication with the remote
server, using the given secrets file
-Y, --client-filter=<program> specifies an external program to process
messages when they are forwarded
-j, --client-tls enables negotiated tls/ssl for smtp client
(if openssl built in)
-b, --client-tls-connection enables smtp over tls/ssl for smtp client (if
openssl built in)
-e, --close-stderr closes the standard error stream soon after
start-up
-U, --connection-timeout=<time> sets the timeout (in seconds) when connecting
to a remote server (default is 40)
-g, --debug generates debug-level logging if built in
-D, --domain=<fqdn> sets an override for the host's fully
qualified domain name
-x, --dont-serve disables acting as a server on any port (part
of --as-client and usually used with
--forward)
-z, --filter=<program> specifies an external program to process
messages as they are stored
-W, --filter-timeout=<time> sets the timeout (in seconds) for running the
--filter processor (default is 300)
-f, --forward forwards stored mail on startup (requires
--forward-to)
-o, --forward-to=<host:port> specifies the remote smtp server (required by
--forward, --poll, --immediate and --admin)
-h, --help displays help text and exits
-H, --hidden hides the application window and suppresses
message boxes (requires --no-daemon)
-m, --immediate enables immediate forwarding of messages as
soon as they are received (requires
--forward-to)
-I, --interface=<ip-list> defines the listening interface(s) for
incoming connections (comma-separated list
with optional smtp=,pop=,admin= qualifiers)
-l, --log writes log information on stderr and to the
event log (but see --close-stderr and
--no-syslog)
-N, --log-file=<file> log to file instead of stderr (%d replaced by
the date)
-L, --log-time adds a timestamp to the logging output
-t, --no-daemon uses an ordinary window, not the system tray
-X, --no-smtp disables listening for smtp connections
(usually used with --admin or --pop)
-n, --no-syslog disables use of the system event log
-R, --peer-lookup lookup the account names of local peers to
put in the envelope files
-i, --pid-file=<pid-file> defines a file for storing the daemon
process-id
-O, --poll=<period> enables polling of the spool directory for
messages to be forwarded with the specified
period (zero means on client disconnection)
(requires --forward-to)
-B, --pop enables the pop server
-F, --pop-auth=<file> defines the pop server secrets file (default
is "C:\Windows\emailrelay.auth")
-J, --pop-by-name modifies the pop spool directory according to
the pop user name (requires --pop)
-G, --pop-no-delete disables message deletion via pop (requires
--pop)
-E, --pop-port=<port> specifies the pop listening port number
(default is 110) (requires --pop)
-p, --port=<port> specifies the smtp listening port number
(default is 25)
-w, --prompt-timeout=<time> sets the timeout (in seconds) for getting an
initial prompt from the server (default is
20)
-r, --remote-clients allows remote clients to connect
-T, --response-timeout=<time> sets the response timeout (in seconds) when
talking to a remote server (default is 1800)
-S, --server-auth=<file> enables authentication of remote clients,
using the given secrets file
-K, --server-tls=<pem-file> enables negotiated tls/ssl for smtp server
using the given openssl certificate file
(which must be in the directory trusted by
openssl)
-M, --size=<bytes> limits the size of submitted messages
-s, --spool-dir=<dir> specifies the spool directory (default is
"C:\Windows\system32\spool\emailrelay")
-k, --syslog forces system event log output if logging is
enabled (overrides --no-syslog)
-9, --tls-config=<flags> sets tls configuration flags (eg. 2 for
SSLv2/3 support)
-v, --verbose generates more verbose output (works with
--help and --log)
-Z, --verifier=<program> specifies an external program for address
verification
-V, --version displays version information and exits
To start a 'storage' daemon in background...
emailrelay --as-server
To forward stored mail to "mail.myisp.net"...
emailrelay --as-client mail.myisp.net:smtp
To run as a proxy (on port 10025) to a local server (on port 25)...
emailrelay --port 10025 --as-proxy localhost:25
Copyright (C) 2001-2013 Graeme Walker
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CallYour.Exe
timeout /t timeToWaitBetweenCallsInSeconds /nobreak
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usage: emailrelay [-QAdjbegxfhHmlLtXnRBJGrkvV] [--admin=<admin-port>]
[--admin-terminate] [--anonymous] [--as-client=<host:port>]
[--as-proxy=<host:port>] [--as-server] [--client-auth=<file>]
[--client-filter=<program>] [--client-tls] [--client-tls-connection]
[--close-stderr] [--connection-timeout=<time>] [--debug] [--domain=<fqdn>]
[--dont-serve] [--filter=<program>] [--filter-timeout=<time>] [--forward]
[--forward-to=<host:port>] [--help] [--hidden] [--immediate]
[--interface=<ip-list>] [--log] [--log-file=<file>] [--log-time]
[--no-daemon] [--no-smtp] [--no-syslog] [--peer-lookup]
[--pid-file=<pid-file>] [--poll=<period>] [--pop] [--pop-auth=<file>]
[--pop-by-name] [--pop-no-delete] [--pop-port=<port>] [--port=<port>]
[--prompt-timeout=<time>] [--remote-clients] [--response-timeout=<time>]
[--server-auth=<file>] [--server-tls=<pem-file>] [--size=<bytes>]
[--spool-dir=<dir>] [--syslog] [--tls-config=<flags>] [--verbose]
[--verifier=<program>] [--version]
-a, --admin=<admin-port> enables the administration interface and
specifies its listening port number
-Q, --admin-terminate enables the terminate command on the admin
interface
-A, --anonymous disables the smtp vrfy command and sends less
verbose smtp responses
-q, --as-client=<host:port> runs as a client, forwarding all spooled mail
to <host>: equivalent to "--log --no-syslog
--no-daemon --dont-serve --forward
--forward-to"
-y, --as-proxy=<host:port> runs as a proxy server, forwarding each mail
immediately to <host>: equivalent to "--log
--close-stderr --poll=0 --forward-to"
-d, --as-server runs as a server, storing mail in the spool
directory: equivalent to "--log
--close-stderr"
-C, --client-auth=<file> enables smtp authentication with the remote
server, using the given secrets file
-Y, --client-filter=<program> specifies an external program to process
messages when they are forwarded
-j, --client-tls enables negotiated tls/ssl for smtp client
(if openssl built in)
-b, --client-tls-connection enables smtp over tls/ssl for smtp client (if
openssl built in)
-e, --close-stderr closes the standard error stream soon after
start-up
-U, --connection-timeout=<time> sets the timeout (in seconds) when connecting
to a remote server (default is 40)
-g, --debug generates debug-level logging if built in
-D, --domain=<fqdn> sets an override for the host's fully
qualified domain name
-x, --dont-serve disables acting as a server on any port (part
of --as-client and usually used with
--forward)
-z, --filter=<program> specifies an external program to process
messages as they are stored
-W, --filter-timeout=<time> sets the timeout (in seconds) for running the
--filter processor (default is 300)
-f, --forward forwards stored mail on startup (requires
--forward-to)
-o, --forward-to=<host:port> specifies the remote smtp server (required by
--forward, --poll, --immediate and --admin)
-h, --help displays help text and exits
-H, --hidden hides the application window and suppresses
message boxes (requires --no-daemon)
-m, --immediate enables immediate forwarding of messages as
soon as they are received (requires
--forward-to)
-I, --interface=<ip-list> defines the listening interface(s) for
incoming connections (comma-separated list
with optional smtp=,pop=,admin= qualifiers)
-l, --log writes log information on stderr and to the
event log (but see --close-stderr and
--no-syslog)
-N, --log-file=<file> log to file instead of stderr (%d replaced by
the date)
-L, --log-time adds a timestamp to the logging output
-t, --no-daemon uses an ordinary window, not the system tray
-X, --no-smtp disables listening for smtp connections
(usually used with --admin or --pop)
-n, --no-syslog disables use of the system event log
-R, --peer-lookup lookup the account names of local peers to
put in the envelope files
-i, --pid-file=<pid-file> defines a file for storing the daemon
process-id
-O, --poll=<period> enables polling of the spool directory for
messages to be forwarded with the specified
period (zero means on client disconnection)
(requires --forward-to)
-B, --pop enables the pop server
-F, --pop-auth=<file> defines the pop server secrets file (default
is "C:\Windows\emailrelay.auth")
-J, --pop-by-name modifies the pop spool directory according to
the pop user name (requires --pop)
-G, --pop-no-delete disables message deletion via pop (requires
--pop)
-E, --pop-port=<port> specifies the pop listening port number
(default is 110) (requires --pop)
-p, --port=<port> specifies the smtp listening port number
(default is 25)
-w, --prompt-timeout=<time> sets the timeout (in seconds) for getting an
initial prompt from the server (default is
20)
-r, --remote-clients allows remote clients to connect
-T, --response-timeout=<time> sets the response timeout (in seconds) when
talking to a remote server (default is 1800)
-S, --server-auth=<file> enables authentication of remote clients,
using the given secrets file
-K, --server-tls=<pem-file> enables negotiated tls/ssl for smtp server
using the given openssl certificate file
(which must be in the directory trusted by
openssl)
-M, --size=<bytes> limits the size of submitted messages
-s, --spool-dir=<dir> specifies the spool directory (default is
"C:\Windows\system32\spool\emailrelay")
-k, --syslog forces system event log output if logging is
enabled (overrides --no-syslog)
-9, --tls-config=<flags> sets tls configuration flags (eg. 2 for
SSLv2/3 support)
-v, --verbose generates more verbose output (works with
--help and --log)
-Z, --verifier=<program> specifies an external program for address
verification
-V, --version displays version information and exits
To start a 'storage' daemon in background...
emailrelay --as-server
To forward stored mail to "mail.myisp.net"...
emailrelay --as-client mail.myisp.net:smtp
To run as a proxy (on port 10025) to a local server (on port 25)...
emailrelay --port 10025 --as-proxy localhost:25
Copyright (C) 2001-2013 Graeme Walker
