Wow, I don't want to come accross wrong, but was this in the release notes of 5.05?
Not everyone is members of this list at all times, therefore we will have a lot of
messages asking about this from previous users that were told to take the space out.
Maybe the document should of been changed instead of the code?
---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: "Dave MacMillan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 22 Jun 99 13:32:17 EST
>Yes.
The documentation indicates a space between parameters in the command
line. So, we fixed mailall to be that way. In 5.05 please try:
mailall -h ALL -f ReneA -s "This is my subject" c:\Imail\text.txt
Nice day huh?
Dave
In reply to 22 Jun message from [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
> author: by "Robert Everland III" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> composed: Tue, 22 Jun 1999 12:33:47 -0400 it was stated:
>>What would a command line look like for sending mail to everyone in
your
>>domain.
>We installed 5.05 and found that mailall.exe would not work in a
>script that was working prior to 5.05 (5.04). It was sending to
>-hALL. We do not know why this was the case so we checked the
>Knowledgebase and switched to using makelist.exe to make a mailing
>list for all domains here instead, which we like much better. One
>reason we like this format is that we can eliminate aliases that
>will be making duplicate mails to some users when using
>mailall.exe... We do this by editing the users.lst.
>I would check the knowledgebase on making mailing lists using
>makelist instead...
>--
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