====== Simple Email Setup ======

At this time, i choose not to setup a full email server on my home setup, but i still need to provide email notifications for some services.

The Gentoo default **mail-mta/nullmailer** package is more than enough. It should be aready installed, otherwise emerge it:

<code bash>
emerge mail-mta/nullmailer
</code>

===== Configuration =====

I assume you already have a mail domain somewhere linked to your **@mydomain.com**, and you have your own address as **myself@mydomain.com** and you created a specific mailbox called **home@mydomain.com** to manage any email sent from services.

All the following files need to be under **/etc/nullmailer**:
<file - adminaddr>
myself@mydomain.com
</file>

<file - defaultdomain>
mydomain.com
</file>

<file - defaulthost>
mail
</file>

<file - me>
mail
</file>

<file - remotes>
mail.mydomain.com smtp port=587 user=home@mydomain.com pass=**** starttls
</file>

===== Usage =====

Try it from the command line:
<code bash>
(echo "Subject: test email"; echo "Hi! my nullmailer works...") | sendmail -F "Me Myself" -f myself@mydomain.com destination@otherdomain.de
</code>