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1 8 Mailsender Files can be sent and processed as in BS2000/OSD using a local user agent, the BS2000/OSD Mailsender. The BS2000/OSD Mailsender allows you to send automated lists as from BS2000/OSD procedures to the local mail servers in POSIX or to remote mail servers, deliver notifications in the event of errors, send text files from BS2000/OSD, specify a transfer encoding (7-bit and 8-bit-encoding, a quoted-printable encoding as well as Base64 encoding), specify to, cc and bcc recipients, attach text files, specify additional conversion tables for national character sets, send text files via programs or procedures. internet Services V3.1A 1

2 Starting the Mailsender Mailsender BS2000/OSD BS2000 Job BS2000 Application Procedure Client Mailsender Remote Server SMTP Client (UNIX, WIN-NT,...) Mail User Agent SMTP POP3 IMAP POSIX- Subsystem SMTP Mail Server SMTP Mail Server Server Mailsender in BS2000/OSD 8.1 Starting the Mailsender You can start the Mailsender using the following command: /start-program *module(sysprg.mail.030,sender,run-mode=*advanced,prog-mode=*any) The Mailsender then issues a message indicating its version: mail client version 1.0Axx The Mailsender then prompts for input as follows: * 2 internet Services V3.1A

3 Mailsender Commands 8.2 Commands The following commands are available for controlling the Mailsender: ATTACH BCC CC DEBUG END FROM MESSAGE OPTION QUIT SMTPSERVER SUBJECT TO If a particular command is specified a number of times in a procedure, the details of the last command executed are valid. internet Services V3.1A 3

4 ATTACH command BS2000/OSD Mailsender ATTACH command The ATTACH command specifies the attachments that are sent together with the mail. ATTACH [:] <file description>[, <file description> ]... The syntax of <file description> is as follows: <file description> ::= <file name> / (*FILE-NAME=<file name>,*transfer-encoding = 7-BIT / 8-BIT / QUOTED-PRINTABLE / BASE64) / *SYSDTA / *NONE Description of operands <file name> Name of text file sent as mail. The transfer encoding specified under TRANSFER-ENCODING=... (see below) is used. *TRANSFER-ENCODING=... Specifies the transfer encoding for the file <file name>: 7-Bit: Transfer encoding is 7-bit encoding. 8-Bit: Transfer encoding is 8-bit encoding. QUOTED-PRINTABLE: Transfer encoding is QUOTED-PRINTABLE encoding. The QUOTED-PRINTABLE encoding is the default. BASE64: Transfer encoding is to base 64. The TRANSFER-ENCODING specification in the ATTACH command has precedence for the file <file name> over the default transfer encoding specified in the OPTION command (see page 9) for all files. *SYSDTA The mail to be sent is read from the SYSDTA system file. *NONE No file is used. *NONE is the default. 4 internet Services V3.1A

5 BS2000/OSD Mailsender BCC command Examples ATTACH: (*FILE-NAME=File1,*TRANSFER-ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE), (File2,*TRANSFER-ENCODING=BASE64) ATTACH: File BCC command The BCC command defines the recipient who is to receive a copy of the mail (BlindCarbonCopy path). The mail address of the bcc recipients is not shown to the recipients. BCC [:] <topath> [, <topath>]... Description of operand <topath> Specifies the recipients who are to receive a copy of the mail. The mail address of the bcc recipients is not shown to the recipients. You can specify any valid mail address for <topath>. Example bcc user1@host1,user2@host2,user3@[ ] internet Services V3.1A 5

6 CC / DEBUG command BS2000/OSD Mailsender CC command The CC command defines the recipients of the mail who are to receive a copy of the mail (CarbonCopy path). CC [:] <topath> [, <topath>]... Description of operand <topath> Specifies the recipients who are to receive a copy of the mail. You can specify any valid mail address for <topath>. Example cc user1@host1,user2@host2,user3@[ ] DEBUG command In the event of errors, the DEBUG command activates one or more traces, which may provide assistance on locating the source of the error. DEBUG [:] ON / OFF / 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 Description of operands ON Trace activated in the event of errors OFF No trace activated in the event of errors 1 / 2 / 3 / 4 / 5 Level of trace report 6 internet Services V3.1A

7 BS2000/OSD Mailsender END / FROM command END command The END command starts the transfer to the SMTP server and ends the Mailsender. END FROM command The FROM command defines the address of the sender of the mail. FROM [:] < frompath > / *JOBNAME / *LOCAL Description of operands <frompath> Specifies the address of the sender of the mail. You can specify any valid mail address for <frompath>. *JOBNAME Specifies the mail address jobname.username@hostname *LOCAL Specifies the mail address username@hostname. *LOCAL is the default. internet Services V3.1A 7

8 MESSAGE command BS2000/OSD Mailsender MESSAGE command The message command sends the mail text to the recipients. MESSAGE [:] <file name> / (*FILE-NAME=<file name>,*transfer-encoding = 7-BIT / 8-BIT / QUOTED-PRINTABLE / BASE64) / *SYSDTA / *NONE Description of operands <file name> Name of text file that will be sent as mail. The transfer encoding specified under TRANSFER-ENCODING=... (see below) is used. *TRANSFER-ENCODING=... Specifies the transfer encoding for the file <file name>: 7-bit: Transfer encoding is 7-bit encoding. 8-bit: Transfer encoding is 8-bit encoding. QUOTED-PRINTABLE: Transfer encoding is the QUOTED-PRINTABLE encoding. QUOTED-PRINTABLE encoding is the default. BASE64: Transfer encoding is the encoding to base 64. The TRANSFER-ENCODING specification in the MESSAGE command has precedence for the file <file name> over the default transfer encoding defined in the OPTION command (see page 9) for all files. *SYSDTA The mail to be sent is read from the SYSDTA system file. *NONE No file is used. *NONE is the default. 8 internet Services V3.1A

9 BS2000/OSD Mailsender OPTION command OPTION command The OPTION command defines the default transfer encoding and the default conversion table. These are valid for all files being transferred unless specified otherwise in the next MESSAGE or ATTACH command (see MESSAGE command on page 8 and ATTACH command on page 4). Furthermore, additional conversion tables are defined for converting EBCDIC to ASCII. OPTION [:] *TRANSFER-ENCODING = 7-BIT / 8-BIT / QUOTED-PRINTABLE / BASE64, *TRANSLATION-TABLE = STD / EDF041toISO88591 (, *ADDITIONAL-TRANSLATION = ((X ee,x aa ),(X ee,x aa ),...)) Description of operands *TRANSFER-ENCODING=... Specifies a default transfer encoding for all files. *TRANSFER-ENCODING=7-BIT Default transfer encoding is 7-bit encoding. *TRANSFER-ENCODING=8-BIT Default transfer encoding is 8-bit encoding. *TRANSFER-ENCODING=QUOTED-PRINTABLE Default transfer encoding is QUOTED-PRINTABLE encoding. QUOTED-PRINTABLE encoding is the default. *TRANSFER-ENCODING=BASE64 Default transfer encoding is encoding to base 64. *TRANSLATION-TABLE... Specifies the default code table for all files. *TRANSLATION-TABLE=STD The default code table is selected. STD is the default. *TRANSLATION-TABLE=EDF041toISO88591 The EDF041toISO88591 code table is selected as the default code table. *ADDITIONAL-TRANSLATION = ((X ee,x aa ),(X ee,x aa ),...) Defines additional encoding tables from EBCDIC to ASCII, e.g. *ADDITIONAL-TRANSLATION((EBCDIC hexvalue, ASCII hexvalue),... ) internet Services V3.1A 9

10 QUIT / SMTPSERVER command BS2000/OSD Mailsender Example OPTION: *TRANSLATION-TABLE=STD (*ADD-TRANS=((X BB,X C4 ),(X BD,X DC ),(X FB,X E4 ),(X FD,X FC ),(X 4F,X F6 ),(X BC,X D6 ))) The change from [ (x bb ) EDF041 to German Ä (x C4 ) ISO EDF041 is interpreted as EDF04DR QUIT command The quit command ends the Mailsender without sending. User input is lost. QUIT SMTPSERVER command The SMTPSERVER command alternately specifies the BCAM host name or the IP address of the host, on which the SMTP server is running, to which the mail is to be sent. SMTPSERVER [:] <host name> / <ip-address> / *LOCAL Description of operands <host name> Name of host on which the SMTP server is executed. <ip address> IP address of host on which the SMTP server is executed. *LOCAL Name of the local host. *LOCAL is the default. 10 internet Services V3.1A

11 BS2000/OSD Mailsender SUBJECT / TO command SUBJECT command The SUBJECT command specifies the mail topic. SUBJECT [:] <subject-text> / *NONE Description of operands <subject-text> Specifies the mail topic. <subject-text> must be specified as a character string (in quotes "...") and may contain spaces. *NONE There is no mail subject. *NONE is the default. Example SUBJECT : subjecttext SUBJECT "subjecttext" TO command The TO command specifies the recipient of the mail. TO [:] <topath>[, <topath>]... Description of operand <topath> Specifies the recipients of the mail. You can specify any valid mail address for <topath>. Example TO user1@host1,user2@host2,user3@[ ] internet Services V3.1A 11

12 Return code BS2000/OSD Mailsender Return code When the Mailsender has ended, the following return codes are supplied: 0 : The smtpserver accepted the delivery 1 : A warning occurred : Explanation: A file could not be opened, for example, but the message was still sent. A special error message is issued. 2 : An error occurred : Explanation: The message was not sent successfully. A special error message is issued. 12 internet Services V3.1A

13 BS2000/OSD Mailsender SDFP procedure 8.3 Procedures You can use the procedures outlined below as are to send mails using a command. The procedures can also be used as a template, however, for some commands SDFP procedure 0.10 /SET-PROC-OPTION JV=AFTER-BUILTIN 0.20 /BEG-PAR-DECL 0.30 /DECL-PAR TO 0.40 /DECL-PAR MESSAGE 0.50 /DECL-PAR FROM(INIT-VAL= *LOCAL ) 0.60 /DECL-PAR ATTACH(INIT-VAL= *NONE ) 0.70 /DECL-PAR SUBJECT(INIT-VAL= *NONE ) 0.80 /DECL-PAR SMTPSERVER(INIT-VAL= *LOCAL ) 0.90 /DECL-PAR DEBUG(INIT-VAL= OFF ) 1.00 /END-PAR-DECL 1.10 /ASSIGN-SYSDTA TO=*SYSCMD 1.20 /BEGIN-BLOCK DATA-INSERTION=*YES 1.30 /STA-PROG *M(SYSPRG.MAIL.030,SENDER,RU=A),PROG-MODE=*ANY 1.40 /SEND-DATA TO: &TO 1.50 /SEND-DATA MESSAGE: &MESSAGE 1.60 /SEND-DATA DEBUG: &DEBUG 1.70 /IF (ATTACH<> *NONE ) 1.80 /SEND-DATA ATTACH: &ATTACH 1.90 /END-IF 2.00 /IF (FROM<> *LOCAL ) 2.10 /SEND-DATA FROM: &FROM 2.20 /END-IF 2.30 /IF (SUBJECT<> *NONE ) 2.40 /SEND-DATA SUBJECT: &SUBJECT 2.50 /END-IF 2.60 /IF (SMTPSERVER<> *LOCAL ) 2.70 /SEND-DATA SMTPSERVER: &SMTPSERVER 2.80 /END-IF 2.90 /SEND-DATA END 3.00 /PNAME=PROG-NAME() 3.10 /IF (PNAME= MAIL ) 3.20 /HOLD-PROGRAM 3.30 /ENDP-RESUME 3.40 /END-IF 3.50 /END-BLOCK internet Services V3.1A 13

14 ISP procedure BS2000/OSD Mailsender ISP procedure 0.10 /PROC N,(&TO=, / &FROM= *LOCAL, / &SUBJECT= *NONE, / &MESSAGE=, / &ATTACH= *NONE, / &SMTPSERVER= *LOCAL, / &DEBUG= OFF / ),SUBDTA=& 0.90 /ASSIGN-SYSDTA *SYSCMD 1.00 /START-PROGRAM *M(SYSPRG.MAIL.030,SENDER,RU=A),PROG-MODE=*ANY 1.10 SMTPSERVER: &SMTPSERVER 1.20 DEBUG: &DEBUG 1.30 TO: &TO 1.40 FROM: &FROM 1.50 SUBJECT: &SUBJECT 1.60 MESSAGE: &MESSAGE 1.70 ATTACH: &ATTACH 1.80 END 1.90 /SET-JOB-STEP 2.00 /ENDP 14 internet Services V3.1A

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23 Index 7-bit encoding 4, 8, 9 8-bit encoding 4, 8, 9 A activate trace if errors 6 ATTACH command 4 example 5 B BASE-64 encoding 4, 8, 9 BCAM host name specify (SMTP server) 10 BCC command 5 example 5 BCC recipient of mail specify 5 BlindCarbonCopy path 5 BlindCarbonCopy see BCC C CarbonCopy path 6 CarbonCopy see also CC CC command 6 example 6 commands Mailsender 3 conversion table conversion from EBCDIC to ASCII 9 copy of mail specify recipient 5, 6 D DEBUG command 6 default conversion table specify 9 default transfer encoding specify 9 define see specify E see mail end Mailsender 7, 10 transfer to SMTP server 7 END command 7 errors, activate trace 6 example ATTACH command 5 BCC command 5 CC command 6 OPTION command 9, 10 SUBJECT command 11 TO command 11 F FROM command 7 I IP address specify (SMTP server) 10 ISP procedure Mailsender 14 M mail specify sender address 7 mail attachment specify 4 internet Services V3.1A 23

24 Index mail recipient specify 5, 6, 11 mail text send to recipient 8 mail topic specify 11 Mailsender 1 ATTACH command 4 BCC command 5 CC command 6 DEBUG command 6 end 7, 10 END command 7 FROM command 7 ISP procedure 14 MESSAGE command 8 OPTION command 9 QUIT command 10 return code 12 SDF procedure 13 SMTPSERVER command 10 starting 2 SUBJECT command 11 TO command 11 MESSAGE command 8 O OPTION command 9 example 9, 10 P procedure Mailsender 13 Q QUIT command 10 QUOTED-PRINTABLE encoding 4, 8, 9 R recipient send mail to 8 return code Mailsender 12 S SDF procedure Mailsender 13 send mail text to recipient 8 SMTP server end transfer 7 SMTPSERVER command 10 specify BCAM host name (SMTP server) 10 BCC recipient of mail 5 CC recipient of mail 6 default conversion table 9 default transfer encoding 9 IP address (SMTP server) 10 mail attachment 4 mail recipient 11 mail topic 11 recipient of mail copy 5, 6 specify mail attachment 4 specify sender address of mail 7 starting Mailsender 2 SUBJECT command 11 example 11 T TO command 11 example 11 trace activate for errors 6 transfer encoding 1 7-bit 4, 8, 9 8-bit 4, 8, 9 BASE64 4, 8, 9 quoted printable 4, 8, 9 transfer to SMTP server end 7 24 internet Services V3.1A

25 8 Mailsender Starting the Mailsender Commands ATTACH command BCC command CC command DEBUG command END command FROM command MESSAGE command OPTION command QUIT command SMTPSERVER command SUBJECT command TO command Return code Procedures SDFP procedure ISP procedure Related publications Index internet Services V3.1A

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27 internet Services V3.1A (BS2000/OSD) Mailsender Supplement to the User Guide Target Group. BS2000/OSD users and system administrators who want to use TCP/IP-specific applications and/or services. This supplement describes the functionality, administration and operation of the BS20000/OSD Mailsender program and is to be taken as an additional chapter of the following manual: internet Services V3.0 (BS2000/OSD) User Guide U41096-J-Z Edition: Mai 2005 File: ise_b_eg.pdf Copyright Fujitsu Siemens Computers GmbH, All rights reserved. Delivery subject to availability; right of technical modifications reserved. All hardware and software names used are trademarks of their respective manufacturers. This manual was produced by cognitas. Gesellschaft für Technik-Dokumentation mbh internet Services V3.1A

28 Fujitsu Siemens computers GmbH User Documentation Munich Germany Fax: (++49) 700 / Comments Suggestions Corrections manuals@fujitsu-siemens.com Submitted by Comments on internet Services V3.1A Supplement to the User Guide internet Services V3.1A

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