auto-multiple-choice-mailing — mail PDF annotated completed answer sheets to students
auto-multiple-choice   mailing  [--xmlargs args.xml]  --project
          project-dir   --students-list
          students-list.csv  [--list-encoding encoding]  --email-column
          col   --sender
          sender-email   --subject
          subject   --text
          email-body  [--text-content-type
          content-type] [--debug file.log] [transport
          arguments...]
The command auto-multiple-choice mailing sends by email the PDF annotated completed answer sheets to the students. Email addresses are taken from the students list file.
--project
            project-dirGives the project directory.
--students-list
            students-list.csvsets the students list file name.
--list-encoding
            encodingselects an encoding for file
              students-list.csv (default is
              utf-8).
--email-column
            colsets the name of the column containing the email addresses of the students in the students list file.
--sender
            sender-emailsets the sender email.
--cc
            cc-email-addresssets the carbon copy email address.
--bcc
            bcc-email-addresssets the blind carbon copy email address.
--subject
            subjectsets the subject of the emails to send.
--text
            email-bodysets the body text of the emails to send.
--text-content-type
            content-typesets the content-type of email text.
              content-type may be
              text/plain or
              text/html.
--attach
            filenameadds file filename as an
              attachment to all emails sent. Use this option several times to
              attach multiple files.
--transport
            transportsets the transport to use.
              transport may be
              sendmail or
              SMTP.
--debug
            file.loggives a file to fill with debugging information.
--delay
            timesets a delay of time seconds
              between each sending.
Depending on the value used for argument
        transport, the following arguments can be
        added:
--sendmail-path
              pathsets the path to the sendmail command
                (defaults to /usr/sbin/sendmail).
--smtp-host
              hostsets the SMTP hostname (defaults to
                smtp).
--smtp-port
              portsets the port to use (default value is 25).
--smtp-ssl
              modesets the security mode for the SMTP connection. The
                option mode can be
                ssl, starttls, or 0
                (unsecured).
--smtp-user
              usersets the username for authenticated SMTP.
--smtp-passwd-file
              filegives the path of a file containing the password (as the first line of the file) for authenticated SMTP.
To avoid encoding problems, one can place some arguments in a
        XML file and use the --xmlargs
         argument as the first
        command argument. Here is an example of such a file:file.xml
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <arguments> <arg>--sender</arg><arg>Bienvenüe <paamc@passoire.fr></arg> <arg>--text</arg><arg>Voilà votre copie corrigée</arg> <arg>--subject</arg><arg>QCM</arg> </arguments>