| Command line options |
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SCLEC/2.3.1 - Softabar Command Line Email Client Copyright (c) 2005, 2009 Softabar (www.softabar.com) Usage: java -jar sclec-2.3.1.jar [GLOBAL-OPTIONS] [CMD [CMD-OPTIONS] ...] Global options: -help This help. -version Version information. -error-codes Show error codes for commands. -noheader Do not print header. -silent Do not print to system out. Commands: license License handler. -install=FILENAME Install license file. -uninstall Uninstall currently installed license file. -view View currently installed license. -verify=FILENAME Verify given license file. send Send mail using SMTP. -server=HOSTNAME SMTP server host name. -serverport=PORT SMTP server port number. -user=SMTPUSER SMTP server user name. -password=PASSWORD SMTP server password. -from=EMAIL Sender address (and optionally name specified as "SOME NAME < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it >"). -replyto=EMAIL Reply-to address (and optionally name specified as "SOME NAME < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it >"). -to=EMAIL Recipient address (and optionally name specified as "SOME NAME < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it >"). -cc=EMAIL CC recipient address (and optionally name specified as "SOME NAME < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it >"). -bcc=EMAIL BCC recipient address (and optionally name specified as "SOME NAME < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it >"). -subject=SUBJECT Email subject. -body=MSG Email body (message). -bodyfile=FILENAME Read email body from file. -html Send email as HTML. -alt-body=MSG Plain text email body when sending HTML message. -tls Use TLS when sending mail. -ssl Use SSL when sending mail. -sslport=PORT SSL port number. If omitted, uses default port 465. -attach=FILENAME|URL Attach file or URL content to email. -attach-del Delete attachment file(s) after sending. Use with attach option. -attach-zip ZIP attachment file(s) before sending. -attach-gzip GZIP attachment file(s) before sending. -csv=CSVFILENAME Read mails from a CSV-file that includes TAB-separated fields: to, cc, bcc, subject, body, bodyfile, attachment files. Use comma to separate entries within fields such as comma separated list of attachment files. -deletecsv Delete CSV-file after sending mails -header=NAME:VALUE Add custom headers -importance=IMPORTANCE Set mail importance. Allowed values are: [HIGHEST|HIGH|NORMAL|LOW|LOWEST] -debug Show debug info. list List/read mail using POP3/IMAP. -server=HOSTNAME POP3/IMAP server host name. -serverport=PORT POP3/IMAP server port number. -user=USERNAME POP3/IMAP server user name. -password=PASSWORD POP3/IMAP server password. -imap Read mail from IMAP (v4) server. If omitted, default protocol is POP3. -ssl Use SSL (pop3s, imaps) when reading mail. -debug Show debug info. -folder=FOLDERNAME Read mails from specified folder (INBOX by default). Use with IMAP. -indexes=STARTINDEX,ENDINDEX List only mails from start index to end index (colon separated values like '1:10'). -latest=NBROFLATESTMAILS List only specified number of latest mails (default is 1). -mailcount Display number of mails in specified folder. -count Display number of mails in result set (like search result). -readmessage=MESSAGESOURCEFILE Read specified message. Message file must be email source. -read=MAILINDEX Read specified mail. If parameter omitted, reads latest mail. Use 'all' or '%' as index to read all mails. -view Read mail when listing mails (for example, search results). -detach Detach attachments to current dir or directory specified with --dir option. Use with --read option. If --read option is omitted it implies --read=all option to read all mails. -dir=DIRECTORY Detach attachments or save PDF to specified directory. -source Print mail source. Use with --read option. -headers Print only mail headers. Use with --read option. -delete Delete message. Use with --read option. -delete-after Delete message after it has been read. Use with --read option. -noconfirm Do not confirm delete. Use with --read, --delete and --delete-after options. -partinfo Print multipart info from mail body parts. Use with --read option. -pdf=PDFFILENAME Print mail as PDF. If parameter omitted, file name is generated from sender address and sent date. Use --dir option to specify directory for saved mails. -search=SEARCHPATTERN Search mail using following syntax: [[!]SUBJECT CONTAINS <string>] | [[!]SUBJECT CONTAINS <string>] |[[!]BODY CONTAINS <string>] |[[!]FROM [CONTAINS | EQ] <string>] |[[!]TO EQ <string>] |[[!]CC EQ <string>] |[[!]SENTDATE [LE | GE | GT | LT | NE | EQ] <string>] Use multiple search options to compine search terms. Default operator is AND. Use -or option for OR operator. -or Use OR operator when multiple search options are present. Default is AND operator. -format=FORMATSTRING Custom format when listing mail. Format options are: 1=message number;s=subject;f=from address;F=sender address;d=sent date (use -dateformat option to customize);b=message body;B=message body where linefeed, tab and carriage return are replace by space;c=CC recipients;t=TO recipients;r=reply-to address;z=message size;a=attachment file names;I=message id;M=mailer;H=all message headers;S=email source -dateformat=DATEFORMAT Custom date format when listing mail. Format may include: yy | yyyy = year; MM | MMM = month; dd = day in month; DD = day in year; HH = hour in day (0-23); hh = hour in am/pm (1-12); mm = minute in hour; ss = second in minute; SSS = millisecond; w = week in year; w = week in year; W = week in month; a = am/pm marker; z | Z | zzzz = time zone. -separator=STR Custom field separator when listing mails. Default is comma (,). -quotechar=STR Custom field quote character when listing mails. Default is none. -saveas=FILENAME Save mails when listing mail. Use format-option to modify output format, for example, CSV file. -append Append mails to existing file. Use with saveas-option. |
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| Last Updated ( Friday, 06 November 2009 ) |