I'm using SwithMail 2.0.3.0.
When I run it using the long form on the command line, it works with and without /test.
Both of these commands fail to send an email or give any message:
S:\SwithMail>SwithMail.exe /x "S:\SwithMail\ChkComics.xml"
S:\SwithMail>SwithMail.exe /x "S:\SwithMail\ChkComics.xml" /Test
Both of these commands send the file successfully:
S:\SwithMail>SwithMail.exe /s /from "
Robert.Carr@SlyCat.org" /name "Robert Carr" /pass "##########" /s
erver "smtp.gmail.com" /p "587" /SSL /to "
Robert.Carr@SlyCat.org" /sub "ChkComics" /a "S:\ShellSend\
@OutBox\ChkComics-2012-03-27C-Log.eml" /html
S:\SwithMail>SwithMail.exe /s /from "
Robert.Carr@SlyCat.org" /name "Robert Carr" /pass "##########" /s
erver "smtp.gmail.com" /p "587" /SSL /to "
Robert.Carr@SlyCat.org" /sub "ChkComics" /a "S:\ShellSend\
@OutBox\ChkComics-2012-03-27C-Log.eml" /html /test
User account rights should not be a problem. All my test thus far have been from my user account. Actual usage will be from a user account on the system that sources "S:"