Send mail from command line in Linux

[Angelica Maria]

Hello,
I wish I could send mail from the command line in Linux based operating system
> Mutt-s "test send"-a ". / Foo.txt" mon@adresse.com foo.txt
I have no error but the mail never arrives. So I install the software 'biabam' which serves just to send mails with a piece, command line (and do nothing else). But the mail still can not:

> Echo "test of sending mail" | biabam foo.txt-s "hello hey ho" mon@adresse.com

I think it is because I never specified SMTP server. But I do not know or configure the server address? Any help regarding this is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[Windowed]

Hello,
there 's probably way to specify your SMTP server but I think it uses the default smtp server locally (on localhost), gender sendmail or postfix. Otherwise, more simple, you have the mail command. If you need more details for sending the mail then you can fire the man command with the keyword front of it, you will find detailed help about the same. I hope you will do this.

[NetWorkInG]

Hello,
I am not attempting a mutt-x. But first you should do a "man mutt" because mutt is a mail client so he can not send mail:
Here is what you have to do

mutt (1) User Manual mutt (1)
DESCRIPTION
       Small but very powerful, Mutt is a client for reading court-
       courier text mode under operating systems like Unix. It
       including support color terminals, MIME, and a representation
       Chart of the discussion tree.

[Remedy]

Hello,
Even i am trying a similar kind, that is I am trying to send a mail from the command line. I tried with the mail command:

mail-s "subject" mon@adresse.com somemessage

and it is not send to the sender and also it is not received there. I guess I am correct with the syntax, I mean the command line. If I am wrong then please correct me with the same. Any other command to do the same that is to send the mail, if you know one then it will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

[GlassFish]

Hello,
Just have a look at this

mail marcg@paradis.com <somefile text

and in a script:

marcg@paradis.com mail <<EOF
here is contained
my
Courier
EOF

you can put anything else instead of EOF condition that the sequence of character does not appear in the message.