- Change Content-type to Content-Type. According to RFC, mail headers are not case sensitive. However, some servers wrongly think they are. MailHog thinks Content-type is not valid and fails to detect MIME parts.
- File path was covnerted to lower case when calculating MIME-TYPE from
- Merge develop branch. Fixes #108 #111
- New option
-rpto specify the return path of the sent email which can be used where the bounced mails will be sent. Thanks to kullmanp for adding this feature.
- In quiet mode (-q), list of one line attachments were still printed on stdout.
- Windows binary linked with OpenSSl 1.0.2h
- Added -read-timeout flag. Default timeout is 5 seconds. When -starttls flag was used with ssl port 465 at gmail, recv() was blocked for a long time. Fixes #61.
- Released for testing.
- When the mail is sent in interactive mode, add a CRLF after the last header. Fixes #58
- Read multi line SMTP response messages. Before if the status code was not what was expected, read was stopped after reading the first line. Sometimes it is useful to see all the lines as the messages could tell what is wrong. Fixes #57
- If no encoding type was specified for a one line message, it was NULL and a debug message tried to print it causing a seg fault. Fixes Issue #45.
- The flag
-emdbed-image img1 -embed-image imd2etc to embed image in HTML.
- The flag
-dis changed to-domain. Added new option-dispositionto specify the type of content disposition.
-encflag is changed to-enc-typewhich is used for encoding type of one line messages. This option can be used with-Mor-attach.
- Major changes on how things work. Now each of one line message can have its own character set, mime type and encoding type. Before there was not way to distinguish the messages. The optiopn -attach option also behaves the same way.
- Fixes Issue 29. A file can be included as body of the mail with the flag
-msg-body file. The character set and mime type can be specified with -cs and -mime-type flags but files can not be encoded. - Fixes Issue 37. A new flags
-mime-type "type"can be used to specify the MIME type. Default is text/plain. It can be used with -M or -attach.
- Fixes Issue 36. Only specify filename with
-attach. Specify other MIME * parameters with appropriate flags.
- Fixes Issue 35. The default encoding type is base64. If no encoding should be used, specify encoding type with
-enc-type "none".
- Fixess Issue 34. Try the current addrinfo in connect(), mistakenly the first one was used. If getaddrinfo() returned multiple results and if connect() to first address failed, the rest of the addresses were not tried. Patch sent by Peter Liu.
- Fixes Issue 30. Support custom Content-type header and to support Conent-ID. The custom Conent-type can be specified with the option
-conent-typeand the Conent-ID of the attachment can be specified as fifth value of the -attach option. Thanks to skalogryz for supplying the patch.
- Fixes Issue 26. Added options
-4and-6to force using IPv4 or IPv6 address of the SMTP server.
- Multiline input with
-Mwas completely broken.
- Changed Copyright to more flexible BSD from GNU GPL. Added
-copyrightflag.
- SMTP authentication was broken if the username and passwords are long enough to create longer than 60 characters base64 encoded string. A newline was added after 60 characters causing authentication to fail.
- Support DESTDIR during installation. Fixes Issue 5.
- Don't show SSL info in quiet mode. Fixes Issue 21.
- New ommand line option -enc for Content-Transfer-Encoding. If your one line text message with -M is non-ascii, you should use -enc base64. Note: non-ascii input from windows cmd does not work at this time,
- Add \r\n to multiple one line messages specified by
-M. Possible Fix for Issue 12. - Do not show attachments in verbose mode. The option -show_attach will enable it. Fixes Issue 13.
- mailsend writes "Mail sent successfully" message on stdout in interactive mode even if -quiet flag is used. Fixes Issue 6.
- If there are some kind of socket error, print the error message. If a log file is specified with -log, the error will be written there.
- modified Makefile.in to support make -j. Fixes Issue 4.
- fixed several warnings
- There was a bug if multiple attachments were specified. The temp file was
- The flag -l is changed to -list.
- A new flag -log is added for logging status messages to a file. It is very alpha at the moment. User -v to see anything useful. The log messages are time stamped.
- Print more error messages.
- Print some error message with errno.
- MIME temp file was created on current working directory. Now go through some huristics to determine the path.
- getaddrinfo() was not found in ws2_32 dll in Windows 2000. included Wspiapi.h header in msock library as per Microsoft <http://support.microsoft.com/kb/955045></http://support.microsoft.com/kb/955045>. Thanks to Bob R for reporting the issue. It's a Windows only change.
- Added flag -H "header" to add custom headers. For example: -H "X-Priority: 1" -H "Importance: high". Requested by David Young.
- Individual auth flags were not working.
- IPv6 address was printed wrong.
- IPv6 support for all platforms.
- Multiple one line message can be added with -M, for example:
-M "message line 1" -M message line 2"
- First cut of debian package.
- After sending SMTP EOM, the status code was not checked. It is possible that the server has rejected the mail due to message too large etc. Thanks to Peter Soppe for reporting it.
- Do not enforce authentication just because server supports it. Do it only if the user wants it.
- Added flag
-ct <seconds>for connect timeout with SMTP server. The default default timeout is 5 seconds. - Exit with 0 if everything went well otherwise exit with 1 in case of error.
- created man page. Added install target to Makefile.
- Added support for SMTP over SSL with -ssl. It is different than STARTTLS in the sense that it is not part of SMTP protocol, the entire connection is encrypted from start to end. Note: No checking is performed on certificate. At this time, smtp.gmail.com does SMTP over SSL on port 465.
- Cleaned up examples. Examples can be seen with -ex, before at least -exa was needed.
- Created Makefile.nmake for MS Visual Studio 10.
- New flag '-name "Your Name"' can be used to add your name in the From header, e.g. -f jdoe@example.com -name "John Doe" will create the From header as: From: John Doe <jdoe@example.com></jdoe@example.com>
- Changed >> to [C] and << to [S] in debug output to represent Client and Server respectively.
- The flags '-d domain' is not mandatory anymore. If not specified "localhost" will be used as domain in HELO or EHLO.
- When using -info and -smtp, message was wrong.
- Greetings can be multi line. Thanks to Keith B Smith.
- Some server don't say ESMTP in the greetings, but still supports it. In that case force EHLO with -esmtp. Again Thanks to Keith B Smith.
- The flag
&#45;exis now&#45;example.
- Compiled on Windows with openssl 0.9.7l.
- If addresses are specified in a file with -l, do not ask for To. Addresses int he file not not validated howerver.
- New flag -ex show examples.
- New flag -info to show SMTP server info.
- Few bug fixes
- Added support for AUTH CRAM-MD5, AUTH PLAIN and AUTH LOGIN autentication.
- Added support for AUTH PLAIN
- The flag "-a" is changed to "-attach"
- The flags "-m" is gone. There is no need for it anymore, as attachment type can be changed with i or a with the flag -a. If you want a "body" text, specify it with -a "file.txt,text/plain,i" as the first attachment.
- STARTTLS support. If the SMTP server supports it, enable it in mailsend with flag "-starttls".
- Content-disposition can be changed to attachment or inline. Example: -a * "file.gif,image/gif,i". The default is attachment. -a * "file.gif,image.gif,a" is same as a "file.gif,image/gif"
- Bcc was broken
- If no subject is specified with -sub, it'll be empty. Before the default subject was "hello!"
- The flag -M was broken. Thanks to Amnon S for reporting it.
- For text attachments, Content-Disposition was always inline. Now it'll be attachment. Thanks to Danny Casier.
- mailsend was not adding Date header. Some SMTP servers does not add it either. Now by default it'll add the Date header (make sure your clock is set properly). If you don't want mailsend to add Date header, use the flag +D. Thanks to Mr S J Hannan for the bug report.
- Attachment seperator character is changed to a , from :. Because in Windows drive is specified with :. Thanks to Jeppe Teglgaard Mohr for pointing it out. Example: -a "c:\file.gif,image/gif"
- The flag -m is back. This option can be used to attach a text or html file as a blody (inline). Example: -m "file.html,text/html". It is the caller's responsibily to make sure file type is correct. mailsend will not verify if the file is binary or text.
- New flag -rrr to request read receipts. Suggested by marc hubaut.
- New flag -rt to add Reply-To header.
- If the attachment type was text/plain, was not added after Content-Disposition line which caused attachment to be ignored by some mail readers.