i know its pretty repeated query, but i need to post it in this new thread coz i need it urgently
uuencode /var/tmp/chandra/emaillist.txt emaillist.txt | mail -s "message with encoded attachment"
am unable to send the attachment emaillist.txt present in the path /var/tmp/chandra/
Is that am doing any mistake anywhere ?
Please enlight me.....
Regards
CS
after subject mail to whom you want to send is missing, try with that.
Cheers,
gehlnar
oops am sorry, i posted a partial code.....
here is my code :
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uuencode /var/tmp/chandra/emaillist.txt emaillist.txt | mail -s "message with encoded attachment" xyz@hostname.com
But still am unable to forward that attachment.....
Try with this
uuencode /var/tmp/chandra/emaillist.txt var/tmp/chandra/emaillist.txt | mail -s "message with encoded attachment" xyz@hostname.com
Thanks for your early replies,,,,,
I tried it, same thing, unable to forward that attachment.....
I guess it is to do something with hostname. are you sure that you was able to send mail like this earlier?
Becoz I do not see anything wrong with command.
Cheers,
gehlnar
gehlnar,
This is first time am using that command...... the host name here is gmail.....
methyl
February 9, 2009, 8:50am
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I think you need to use "mailx" not "mail". Plus you need to convert the text file to MSDOS format before encoding with uuencode, then invoke mailx with the "-m" switch to turn off MIME headers.
Try this:
uxtodos /var/tmp/chandra/emaillist.txt| uuencode emaillist.txt | mailx -m -s "message with encoded attachment" xyz@hostname.com
cmaroju
February 9, 2009, 8:52am
10
This time i tried with my official ID.....still unable to forward the attachment.......
cmaroju
February 9, 2009, 8:56am
11
methyl,
Tried your code too.....am just getting an email BUT with No attachment.....
Try this:
Worked fine for me... The only difference is that I used mailx