interactive SMTP command using telnet via a shell script

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I'm trying to access a SMTP remote server thru a remote shell using telnet and a command file
containing command to send to that SMTP server as seen on
https://tecadmin.net/ways-to-send-email-from-linux-command-line/#
(note: that on the above website this is done interactivly) but here I want to do that inside a
command file (Iv just copied the yellow/red (the uses input)) to the command file marked
<<<<<<<<< >>>>>>>>>



<<<<<<<<<
HELO yahoo.com
mail from: sender@tecadmin.net
rcpt to: myemail@mail.com
data



Hey
This is test email only



Thanks
.



quit











>











telnet IP smtp < command.txt



this always returns



Trying 1.1.65.49...
Connected to 1.1.65.49.
Escape character is '^]'.
Connection closed by foreign host.



immediatly



whereas when I do it interactily



<<<<<<<<<<<
perlhook@bbis:~/temp_25$ telnet 1.1.65.49 smtp
Trying 1.1.65.49...
Connected to 1.1.65.49.
Escape character is '^]'.
220 miraino-manabi.jp ESMTP Postfix
HELO yahoo.com
250 miraino-manabi.jp
mail from: sender@tecadmin.net
250 2.1.0 Ok
rcpt to: myemail@ymail.com
554 5.7.1 : Relay access denied
^]
telnet> quit













>













I get a return codes 220 250 554



I'v also tried inside a here doc shell script
<<<<<<<<<<
telnet 1.1.65.49 smtp <


Hey
This is test email only



Thanks
.



quit
END_SCRIPT












>












and get the same results.



How can I get around this and make the script act as is it was interactive ?



Thank's in advance









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    I'm trying to access a SMTP remote server thru a remote shell using telnet and a command file
    containing command to send to that SMTP server as seen on
    https://tecadmin.net/ways-to-send-email-from-linux-command-line/#
    (note: that on the above website this is done interactivly) but here I want to do that inside a
    command file (Iv just copied the yellow/red (the uses input)) to the command file marked
    <<<<<<<<< >>>>>>>>>



    <<<<<<<<<
    HELO yahoo.com
    mail from: sender@tecadmin.net
    rcpt to: myemail@mail.com
    data



    Hey
    This is test email only



    Thanks
    .



    quit











    >











    telnet IP smtp < command.txt



    this always returns



    Trying 1.1.65.49...
    Connected to 1.1.65.49.
    Escape character is '^]'.
    Connection closed by foreign host.



    immediatly



    whereas when I do it interactily



    <<<<<<<<<<<
    perlhook@bbis:~/temp_25$ telnet 1.1.65.49 smtp
    Trying 1.1.65.49...
    Connected to 1.1.65.49.
    Escape character is '^]'.
    220 miraino-manabi.jp ESMTP Postfix
    HELO yahoo.com
    250 miraino-manabi.jp
    mail from: sender@tecadmin.net
    250 2.1.0 Ok
    rcpt to: myemail@ymail.com
    554 5.7.1 : Relay access denied
    ^]
    telnet> quit













    >













    I get a return codes 220 250 554



    I'v also tried inside a here doc shell script
    <<<<<<<<<<
    telnet 1.1.65.49 smtp <


    Hey
    This is test email only



    Thanks
    .



    quit
    END_SCRIPT












    >












    and get the same results.



    How can I get around this and make the script act as is it was interactive ?



    Thank's in advance









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      I'm trying to access a SMTP remote server thru a remote shell using telnet and a command file
      containing command to send to that SMTP server as seen on
      https://tecadmin.net/ways-to-send-email-from-linux-command-line/#
      (note: that on the above website this is done interactivly) but here I want to do that inside a
      command file (Iv just copied the yellow/red (the uses input)) to the command file marked
      <<<<<<<<< >>>>>>>>>



      <<<<<<<<<
      HELO yahoo.com
      mail from: sender@tecadmin.net
      rcpt to: myemail@mail.com
      data



      Hey
      This is test email only



      Thanks
      .



      quit











      >











      telnet IP smtp < command.txt



      this always returns



      Trying 1.1.65.49...
      Connected to 1.1.65.49.
      Escape character is '^]'.
      Connection closed by foreign host.



      immediatly



      whereas when I do it interactily



      <<<<<<<<<<<
      perlhook@bbis:~/temp_25$ telnet 1.1.65.49 smtp
      Trying 1.1.65.49...
      Connected to 1.1.65.49.
      Escape character is '^]'.
      220 miraino-manabi.jp ESMTP Postfix
      HELO yahoo.com
      250 miraino-manabi.jp
      mail from: sender@tecadmin.net
      250 2.1.0 Ok
      rcpt to: myemail@ymail.com
      554 5.7.1 : Relay access denied
      ^]
      telnet> quit













      >













      I get a return codes 220 250 554



      I'v also tried inside a here doc shell script
      <<<<<<<<<<
      telnet 1.1.65.49 smtp <


      Hey
      This is test email only



      Thanks
      .



      quit
      END_SCRIPT












      >












      and get the same results.



      How can I get around this and make the script act as is it was interactive ?



      Thank's in advance









      share







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      I'm trying to access a SMTP remote server thru a remote shell using telnet and a command file
      containing command to send to that SMTP server as seen on
      https://tecadmin.net/ways-to-send-email-from-linux-command-line/#
      (note: that on the above website this is done interactivly) but here I want to do that inside a
      command file (Iv just copied the yellow/red (the uses input)) to the command file marked
      <<<<<<<<< >>>>>>>>>



      <<<<<<<<<
      HELO yahoo.com
      mail from: sender@tecadmin.net
      rcpt to: myemail@mail.com
      data



      Hey
      This is test email only



      Thanks
      .



      quit











      >











      telnet IP smtp < command.txt



      this always returns



      Trying 1.1.65.49...
      Connected to 1.1.65.49.
      Escape character is '^]'.
      Connection closed by foreign host.



      immediatly



      whereas when I do it interactily



      <<<<<<<<<<<
      perlhook@bbis:~/temp_25$ telnet 1.1.65.49 smtp
      Trying 1.1.65.49...
      Connected to 1.1.65.49.
      Escape character is '^]'.
      220 miraino-manabi.jp ESMTP Postfix
      HELO yahoo.com
      250 miraino-manabi.jp
      mail from: sender@tecadmin.net
      250 2.1.0 Ok
      rcpt to: myemail@ymail.com
      554 5.7.1 : Relay access denied
      ^]
      telnet> quit













      >













      I get a return codes 220 250 554



      I'v also tried inside a here doc shell script
      <<<<<<<<<<
      telnet 1.1.65.49 smtp <


      Hey
      This is test email only



      Thanks
      .



      quit
      END_SCRIPT












      >












      and get the same results.



      How can I get around this and make the script act as is it was interactive ?



      Thank's in advance







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