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Are there any mail clients that have a working send later feature? What I want to be able to do is have emails go out at a specified time. A lot of clients that I've tried (Thunderbird, Balsa, and Claws Mail thus far) have the ability to "postpone" a message, but all this does it set it in a folder until I manually send it. I want the sending initiated automatically.
Some GTK based would be nice though it isn't a requirement. I'd also like to avoid dragging in a crapload of dependencies (such as installing all of KDE for one app...). So, thoughts?
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atd?
at 22.00
mail -s "Subject Here" recipient@email.com < /path/to/file/with/msg/body
^D
Or you could use a sendEmail script:
http://www.pastebin.ca/1235134
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I'm not sure if I understand your objectives correctly, but I'd prefer client-agnostic solution: local MTA (I think the simplest one with queue is NullMailer, but I like Exim), that by default only queues mail and flushes it on demand (cronjob, user intervention...). No support in client is needed and you can use whatever you like.
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