We came across the requirement during our Exchange 2013 Migration.
This was ridiculously easy to achieve in Powershell 4.
Send-MailMessage -to someuser@someserver.com -From someotheruser@someserver.com -SmtpServer somemailserver -Subject "Test" -BodyAsHtml "TEST <br /><img src="attachement.png" />" -Attachments "C:\Scripts\attachement.png"
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This is how we used to do it!
Add-PSSnapin Microsoft.Exchange.Management.Powershell.Admin -erroraction silentlyContinue
$smtpServer = "somemailserver" $att = new-object Net.Mail.Attachment("c:\scripts\attachment.png") $att.ContentId = "att" $msg = new-object Net.Mail.MailMessage $smtp = new-object Net.Mail.SmtpClient($smtpServer) $body = "Some Text<br /> <img src="cid:att" />" $msg.From = "someuser@manly.nsw.gov.au" $msg.To.Add("someotheruser@manly.nsw.gov.au") $msg.Subject = "Some Subject" + (get-date -format yyyyMMdd) $msg.Body = $body $msg.IsBodyHTML = $true $msg.Attachments.Add($att) $smtp.Send($msg) $att.Dispose() |
UPDATE - The HTML included in the script bugged out... Will fix shortly.
UPDATE 2 - reader sivaramsharma asked if send-mailmessage could handle multiple attachments, if this interests you too head over to Part 31 where we give a useful example.
UPDATE 2 - reader sivaramsharma asked if send-mailmessage could handle multiple attachments, if this interests you too head over to Part 31 where we give a useful example.
