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Mail Alert Simple Mailer
Mail Alert Simple Mailer
Mail Alert Simple Mailer is a simple command-line utility designed for IT administrators for sending e-mail from Microsoft Windows OS. It can be executed from command line, Windows batch file or PowerShell scripts. My main reason for writing this software was to handle events generated by Dell OpenManage Server Administrator (OMSA), APC PowerChute and Windows Events to send hardware status and alerts like temperature alerts, UPS battery status, powerline status and RAID controller alerts... -
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SMTPmail
Send emails from command line
...Has option to send .MHT file. Optional list of email addresses from a tab delimited file. Source code creates its own class using low level RFC 821. SSL supported with options for port, username, password -
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SMTP Mailer for WordPress
Configure a SMTP server to send email from your WordPress site
...Plugin Repository URL: https://wordpress.org/plugins/smtp-mailer/ Plugin Author URL: https://wphowto.net/ SMTP Mailer Settings: *SMTP Host: Your outgoing mail server. *SMTP Authentication: Whether to use SMTP authentication when sending an email (True/False). *SMTP Username: The username to connect to your SMTP server. *SMTP Password: The password to connect to your SMTP server. *Type of Encryption: The encryption to be used when sending an email (TLS/SSL/No Encryption). *SMTP Port: The port to be used when sending an email (587/465/25). If you choose TLS the port should be set to 587. For SSL use port 465 instead. ...
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