.mailrc-for-s-nail

# This configuration file is for mailing tool S-nail.

set v15-compat


# The following account configuration is used by script background.sh .
#
# PASSWORD SECURITY WARNING:
#   The account definition below contains a password in plain text.
#   Make sure with chmod that the file permissions are set to 0600 (-rw-------).

account automatic-email-notification {

  # ---- You probably will not need to change this first block of options.

  # The following options should be used only for this account.
  localopts yes

  # What to do if transport security checks fail.
  # If you are using an internal mail server without valid security certificates,
  # you may need to set this option to 'warn' or 'ignore'.
  set tls-verify=strict

  # Essential setting: Select allowed character sets.
  set sendcharsets=utf-8

  # When sending messages, wait until the Mail-Transfer-Agent finishes.
  set sendwait

  # When sending attachments, only use builtin MIME types, no mime.types(5) files.
  # That set is often sufficient, but look at the output of the
  # 'mimetype' command to ensure this is true for you, too.
  set mimetypes-load-control

  # Do not save aborted messages in ~/dead.letter .
  # I am not certain whether this option is really needed when sending e-mails programmatically.
  # I have never seen a ~/dead.letter file on my system yet.
  set nosave

  # Do not keep a copy of any outgoing messages.
  # However, this variable does not seem to exist in my s-nail version v14.8.6 .
  #   set norecord

  # We do not need any weird address expansion.
  # However, this variable does not seem to exist in my s-nail version v14.8.6 .
  #   set noexpandaddr

  # Prevent leaking our hostname. Thunderbird 60.4.0 uses the local IP address, which is also
  # leaking some information about the internal network.
  set hostname=MyComputer

  # ---- You need to adjust the following options.

  set mta=smtp://smtp.example.com  smtp-use-starttls
  # Another example:
  #   set mta=smtps://smtp.example.com:465
  #   set smtp-auth=login
  #
  # It may be necessary to set variables 'hostname' and/or 'smtp-hostname'
  # if the "smtp.example.com" hostname in variable 'mta' does not match the "example.net" part of the
  # sender e-mail address in the 'from' variable.
  #
  # On some e-mail providers, you may need to declare this automatic mailing tool as a "less secure app".

  # By having separate variables for user and password, you do not need to use a tool like 'urlencode'
  # in order to escape any 'special' characters before placing them in the 'mta' variable above.
  set user=SMTP-USER-NAME
  set password=SMTP-USER-PASSWORD

  set from="Sender Name <sender-email-addr@example.net>"

  # If all commands use the following alias,
  # you can change the recipient address conveniently at this central location.
  alias  automatic-email-notification-recipient-addr  recipient-email-addr@example.org
}