Linux command line utility to send to email list?

[Stephen Partington]

The idea of a mailing list might be a better idea. you can power one
yourself with a listserv or use Google groups.


On Tue, Dec 17, 2013 at 2:18 PM, <joe at actionline.com> wrote:

> What would be the best *simple* command line utility to send an email
> message to a small (100) list of email addresses?
>
> I googled for an answer, but only found long, looooong, very detailed and
> complex instructions (that fogged up my feeble mind) about how to set up
> a bunch of different things (that I did not understand).
>
> Some hits mentioned that there were perl and other programs to do what I
> want, but I have not been able to find them.
>
> I mostly use squirrel mail (gmail seems to cluttered up and complicated
> to me), but I am hesitant to send too many cc's or bcc's and would much
> prefer to find a program that could send individual emails to each
> address in my list of family and friends' email addresses.
>
> Any "Keep it Simple" suggestions?
>
>
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