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Ever needed to move a email account from one server to another and all you have is the login name and password for the mail account. Whether it be cPanel to Zimbra, cPanel to cPanel, Plesk to cPanel or just to backup your Gmail account this great program has saved me a few times now.
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Within my job we are quite frequently faced with creating web pages and in order to improve the look and feel we have made (intensively) use of jQuery. Because of this we keep an eye on developments in this area, although it is not our main area of expertise, particularly for items that may help us in making our job easier.
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If you need to send an email with a text file (or binary file) as attachment using shell script or command prompt in Unix or Linux; try mutt – a terminal-based e-mail client for Unix-like systems.
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If you are like me and you are running your Raspberry Pi headless, and don’t want to start up X windows to send a simple email. You are in luck, as this can easily be done from the command line. And it is very easy to setup.
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Here is how you set up Mutt without a working sendmail or exim installation. Most linux boxes I work with already have some kind of mail transfer agent installed by default, so I never really had to do this. My cygwin install on the other hand only had a bare bones, minimalistic ssmtp application that forwards emails to an SMTP server. This is in fact perfect for my needs. Here is how you set it up.