# ry mail > Transactional email: sending domains, log, inbox, suppressions. ```text ry mail [options] [command] ``` ## Subcommands ### `ry mail domains` The domains you send from. ```text ry mail domains [options] [command] ``` #### `ry mail domains list` Show your sending domains with status. ```text ry mail domains list [options] ``` Example: ```bash ry mail domains list ``` #### `ry mail domains add` Claim a sending domain and print the DNS records to set. ```text ry mail domains add [options] ``` Example: ```bash ry mail domains add mail.example.com ``` #### `ry mail domains show` The records of a domain with what DNS shows, and the receiving side. ```text ry mail domains show [options] ``` Example: ```bash ry mail domains show mail.example.com ``` #### `ry mail domains check` Look DNS up now and verify the domain if the required records are there. ```text ry mail domains check [options] ``` Example: ```bash ry mail domains check mail.example.com ``` #### `ry mail domains remove` Give a sending domain back - waiting messages, its log and its inbox go with it (not within 14 days of its last send). ```text ry mail domains remove [options] ``` Options: - `-y, --yes`: Skip confirmation (required for automation). Example: ```bash ry mail domains remove mail.example.com ``` ### `ry mail log` Your sent messages, newest first, with their delivery status. ```text ry mail log [options] ``` Options: - `-n, --limit `: How many entries (control plane caps at 500). Default: `50`. Example: ```bash ry mail log ``` ### `ry mail show` One message and every event the deliverer recorded for it. ```text ry mail show [options] ``` Example: ```bash ry mail show msg-1a2b3c4d ``` ### `ry mail inbox` What arrived at your receiving addresses. ```text ry mail inbox [options] [command] ``` #### `ry mail inbox list` Received messages, newest first. ```text ry mail inbox list [options] ``` Options: - `-n, --limit `: How many entries. Default: `50`. - `-d, --domain `: Only this receiving domain. Example: ```bash ry mail inbox list ``` #### `ry mail inbox show` One received message: headers and the text part. ```text ry mail inbox show [options] ``` Options: - `--raw`: Print the raw message instead of the text part. Example: ```bash ry mail inbox show inb-1a2b3c4d ``` ### `ry mail suppressions` Addresses you will not send to again. ```text ry mail suppressions [options] [command] ``` #### `ry mail suppressions list` Your suppression list. ```text ry mail suppressions list [options] ``` Example: ```bash ry mail suppressions list ``` #### `ry mail suppressions clear` Remove an address from the list after a genuine re-signup (complaints cannot be cleared). ```text ry mail suppressions clear [options]
``` Example: ```bash ry mail suppressions clear someone@example.com ``` ### `ry mail routes` The addresses a domain receives at. ```text ry mail routes [options] [command] ``` #### `ry mail routes list` Receiving addresses of a domain. ```text ry mail routes list [options] ``` Example: ```bash ry mail routes list mail.example.com ``` #### `ry mail routes add` Receive mail at an address (a local part, a full address under the domain, or * for all). ```text ry mail routes add [options]
``` Example: ```bash ry mail routes add mail.example.com support ``` #### `ry mail routes remove` Stop receiving at an address (id, address or local part). ```text ry mail routes remove [options] ``` Options: - `-y, --yes`: Skip confirmation (required for automation). Example: ```bash ry mail routes remove mail.example.com rt-1a2b3c4d ```