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malabarista

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Tuesday, March 22nd 2005, 5:10pm

Kmail

I want to send one email to about 20 adresses which i have in a file:
email1@xxx.dd
email2@xxx.dd
email3@xxx.dd
email4@xxx.dd

How is this possible ?

(i am not a spammer, i really will send only 20 emails)

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Tuesday, March 22nd 2005, 8:55pm

Well, if you can use something different from KMail, I'll suggest some command-line mailers (as mail). With a simple shell script you can achieve what you want easily.
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Wednesday, March 23rd 2005, 10:12pm

You could try using dcop and the openComposer call from KMailIface
Maybe it accepts a comma separated list of addresses for the to, cc, bcc parameters

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Thursday, March 24th 2005, 10:07am

well, I forgot DCOP.

You can take the list of addresses in your file, pipe them through somethink like xargs, and send kmail a DCOP request for each address.

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Saturday, March 26th 2005, 3:33pm

How does this work ?
"send kmail a dcop-request" : can you give me an example please.
i don't know how to handle "dcop-requests"

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Wednesday, March 30th 2005, 2:23pm

You can use the application kdcop while running KMail, to list all the interfaces and all the functions of those interfaces available by DCOP.

You can use this functions in shell scripts through the dcop commandline tool

For example

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#> dcop kmail KMailIface checkMail

will trigger a check for new mails

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