david 
         04.02.2009, 16:42   | 
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     Hi, can I have question, how to send mail by standallone SMTP server from DOS? 
Does it exist some sendmail or SMTP server which can send mail from command line in DOS > from Mutt or Arachne in pure DOS ? 
 
EDIT by rr: changed subject from "send_mail_from_DOS"  | 
    
               
             Matjaz 
        
    
  Maribor, Slovenia,  04.02.2009, 17:32                        
  @ david
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     > Hi, can I have question, how to send mail by standallone SMTP server from 
> DOS? 
> Does it exist some sendmail or SMTP server which can send mail from 
> command line in DOS > from Mutt or Arachne in pure DOS ? 
 
I think there is a DOS SMTP server in EZNOS. You will have to compile the sources yourself, because mail server is not enabled by default (IIRC). EZNOS also has a lot of other services like http, pop, ftp, ... When running you can shell out to DOS and send the mail (it should work, EZNOS also has some multitasking built-in). The only problem I think is that it uses a lot of RAM - not much will be left for a mail client.  | 
     
                
             rr 
        
    
  Berlin, Germany,  04.02.2009, 22:09                        
  @ david
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     > Hi, can I have question, how to send mail by standallone SMTP server from 
> DOS? 
 
Why would you need a complete SMTP server? Just talk SMTP commands to your provider's SMTP server. This should even work with pure TELNET: How to Use Telnet to Test SMTP Communication or XFOR: Telnet to Port 25 to Test SMTP Communication 
 
> Does it exist some sendmail or SMTP server which can send mail from 
> command line in DOS > from Mutt or Arachne in pure DOS ? 
 
Mutt or Arachne talk SMTP. No need for an SMTP server on DOS. --- Forum admin  | 
     
                
             david 
         05.02.2009, 15:44                        
  @ Matjaz
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     > You will have to compile the sources yourself, because mail server is not 
> enabled by default (IIRC).  
 
Yes, it conteins gcc support for linux so it should compile with ncurses 
 
> EZNOS also has a lot of other services like 
> http, pop, ftp, ... When running you can shell out to DOS and send the 
> mail (it should work, EZNOS also has some multitasking built-in). The only 
> problem I think is that it uses a lot of RAM - not much will be left for a 
> mail client. 
 
Many thanks, I can try it    | 
     
                
             david 
         05.02.2009, 15:52                        
  @ rr
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     Thank you for your idea with telnet, I can`t use any server for sending mails from my Internet provider due to SPAM, I use own sendmail on Debian, but I would like to send messages from pure DOS, or I have to build smtp server on my local NET. MUTT or ARACHNE call smtp servers of providers of Internet but this is for me unreachable    | 
     
                
             david 
         05.02.2009, 17:05                        
  @ rr
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     > Mutt or Arachne talk SMTP. No need for an SMTP server on DOS. 
 
Partly I can use second provider`s tiscali SMTP where I have account 
with mutt which support user and passwd for SMTP server. 
Arachne can authentisacion by SMTP server?  | 
     
                
             Matjaz 
        
    
  Maribor, Slovenia,  05.02.2009, 20:37                        
  @ david
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     If you would like 32 bit version perhaps KA9Q NOS is better.  | 
     
                
             DOS386 
         24.02.2009, 05:29                        
  @ david
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     > EDIT by rr: changed subject from "send_mail_from_DOS" 
 
Could be done even better: SendMailFromDosEx 
 
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