mailq-inspector/vagrant-util/send-test-mails.sh

#!/bin/bash
#
# This script is supposed to be run within a shielded* vagrant environment.
# It's job is to send a bunch of test emails, for testing purposes.
# If you really intend to run this on your own, you need to pass the flag
# --LETS-REALLY-DO-THIS-AND-SEND-MAIL to it.
#
# I don't want this script to do damage.
if [[ "$1" != "--LETS-REALLY-DO-THIS-AND-SEND-MAIL" ]]; then
    echo "WORD OF WARNING"
    echo
    echo "DO NOT RUN THIS OUT OF A SHIELDED VAGRANT BOX!"
    echo "TO PROCEED RUNNING THIS TOOL, PROVIDE THE ARGUMENT"
    echo "--LETS-REALLY-DO-THIS-AND-SEND-MAIL"
    exit 1;
fi

echo "(1) This is a very plain and simple email for testing purposes." | mail -s "First testmail" -r localsender1@local.example.com first-mail@example.com
echo "(2) This is a very plain and simple email for testing purposes." | mail -s "Second testmail" -r localsender2@local.example.com second-mail@example.com
echo "(3) This is a very plain and simple email for testing purposes." | mail -s "Third testmail" -r localsender3@local.example.com third-mail@example.com
echo "(4) This is a very plain and simple email for testing purposes." | mail -s "Fourth testmail" -r localsender4@local.example.com fourth-mail@example.com
echo "(5) This is a very plain and simple email for testing purposes." | mail -s "Fifth testmail" -r localsender5@local.example.com fifth-mail@example.com

echo "Let's try an email with an attachment" | mail -s "This email contains an attachment" -r attachments@filepush.example.com -A /vagrant/main.go files@receiver.example.com