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[update] Configure Postfix to Send Email Using External SMTP Servers #6520

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Expand Up @@ -167,7 +167,7 @@ You can now test your Postfix Configurations by using your system's `mail` utili

1. Compose an email to verify that your system is able to successfully send it. Replace the email address with your own and your intended recipient's email address.

echo "body of your email" | mail -s "This is a subject" -a "From:you@example.com" recipient@elsewhere.com
echo "body of your email" | mail -s "This is a subject" -A "From:you@example.com" recipient@elsewhere.com
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Did we verify this was a correct recommendation? I did some research, and it looks like the official documentation for the mail command does, in fact, use the lowercase "a" for specifying mail header information. The capital "A" is used for attaching files.

In the example from our guide, it looks like we're specifying header info, not attaching a file.

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Hi @jddocs !!! I see in the official docs. It is best that I close this PR.


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