swaks:tldr:961f9
swaks: Deliver a standard test email to `user@example.com` on port 25 of `test-server.example.net`.
$ swaks --to ${user@example-com} --server ${test-server-example-net}
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The command swaks --to ${user@example-com} --server ${test-server-example-net} is used to send test emails using the swaks (Swiss Army Knife for SMTP) command-line tool.
--to ${user@example-com}specifies the email address of the recipient. The recipient's address should be provided after--to, where${user@example-com}should be replaced with the actual recipient's email address.--server ${test-server-example-net}specifies the SMTP server to which the email will be sent. The SMTP server address/domain should be provided after--server, where${test-server-example-net}should be replaced with the actual server address/domain.
Overall, this command sends a test email to a specific recipient using a specified SMTP server.
This explanation was created by an AI. In most cases those are correct. But please always be careful and
never run a command you are not sure if it is safe.