Read Me

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Requirements
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Server Mailer requires Java(JRE)6.

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Installation
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Download and extract the contents of Server-Mailer.zip to a 
directory from which you are able to run Java-based applications.

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Starting Server Mailer                             
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Windows:

From the directory to which the files were downloaded and extracted, type
"./mailer.cmd".

Linux, Unix and Mac:

From the directory to which the files were downloaded and extracted, type
"./mailer.sh".


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Using Server Mailer                             
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Server Mailer begins by prompting the user for for following information. 
The user also has the option to type "quit" at any of the following prompt, 
in order to immediately exit the application.

[Server Name of IP Address]

The FQDN (fully qualified domain name) or IP (Internet protocol) address of
the email server from which the email messages are to be sent.

[Username]

The username associated with a valid account on the email server from which
the email messages are to be sent.

[Password]

The password associated with the same valid account on the email server from 
which the email messages are to be sent.

[From Address]

The email address associated with the same valid account on the email server 
from which the email messages are to be sent. 

This is the address that will be shown in the "From" field of each message.

[To Address]

The email address to which the email messages should be sent. 

This is the address that will be shown in the "To" field of each message.

[Message Subject]

The subject line for the email messages.

Note: Server Mailer will append an automatically incremented number to the
subject line of each message message that is sent.

[Number of Messages]

The number of messages that Server Mailer sends.

This number is limited only by the the capabilities of and and restrictions 
placed on or by the the sending and receiving mail servers.

[Kilobytes of Data]

The number, in kilobytes, of random ASCII data to be included in each message.

[Ready to Send? Yes/No]

Entering "Yes" will attempt to send the email messages with the configuration
parameters entered by the user. Entering "No" will immediately exit Server Mailer 
without attempting to send any email messages.