IPCMail description
C-Mail has both command line and batch interfaces for sending SMTP email.

Do you find yourself constantly sending monthly minders or emails notifying users of network status? Log files for large jobs need to be sent out after being generated? C-Mail is here.

With C-Mail, email functionality can be written into job scripts or set up with schedulers. Just add C-Mail to the end of a backup script to email a log file to you, set it up as the notification executable in your network monitoring package, or define it with your system scheduler to send out email at predefined intervals. No longer do you have to open your email client, write repetitive mails, attach files, address and send...C-Mail does it for you.

C-Mail provides the ability for command line access to the SMTP email protocol. Without C-Mail, sending email from automated process and batch routines may prove difficult or impossible . With C-Mail, notifications of batch style jobs and even generated logs and files may be sent in an automated fashion.

C-Mail exposes a command line (DOS-Prompt) interface as well as a configurable INI batch interface for the processing and sending of SMTP email.

Here are some key features of "IPCMail":

· Ability to use an external file as the message text.
· Ability to use an external file for addressing multiple recipients.
· Option to mark priority.
· Request reciept option.
· Option of marking organization.
· Multiple file attachments and ability to handle filemasks for file attachments (*.TXT).
· "Delete after send" option for removing files after transmission.
· Fully configurable SMTP settings including TCP port, server and timeout.
· Configuarable number of retries for failed sends.
· SMTP AUTH feature for loging into servers that require security authorization before sending.
· Option to create log files to aide in trouble-shooting mail services.
· Interactive console mode.
· Support for multiple INI files, to handle pre-configured groups of settings.


Limitations:

· IPCMail has a 30 trial usage period in which some features have been limited