Can mutt send mail from command line without command line parameters, with subject, cc, bcc, reply-to, in-reply-to all defined inside mail.txt file with body of the message too (the same file format like mutt opens to me when i press m-send mail, or r-reply to mail).
... So that I can:
- press 'r' on received mail, prepare my reply message, save it with ':w ~/preparedmail.txt' in vim ... cancel sending
- and than run $ at 8:00 <<< "mutt < ~/preparedmail.txt"
... or is there other tool that will accept this file format. Or other way to achieve this.
at 8:00 am <<< mutt
, what's the problem with using command-line options, e.g. runningat 8:00 am <<< cat ~/preparedmail.txt | mail -s subject recipient@example.com
?~/preparedmail.txt