On Mon, Dec 03, 2001 at 02:48:53PM +0530, H.S.Rai wrote:
> On Mon, 3 Dec 2001, Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
> 
> > Create a /etc/aliases entry mapping to all the users in 
> > your address book.
> 
> But, it does  show address of  recipient, rather show the
> alias_name@domain_name_of_sender. I wish to  have  recip-
> ient's email in To field.
> 
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Just my 2p. The best thing  for  bulk  mailing is to use a
simple bash script and sending it directly through the MTA
(sendmail -vt) without the need for any MUA.  If  you want
all the addressees to recieve with only their  name  on it
(and not the whole list of addressees), then use Bcc:

Only thing is you need to take out all the  addresses from
the pine addressbook first ...

The following script should do the job for you, with  each
recipient getting an "original" copy :-

------------<snip>-------------
#!/bin/bash
sendmail -vt <<- -EndOfMail-
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc:
Bcc: [EMAIL PROTECTED],
     [EMAIL PROTECTED],
     ....
     [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Just for you

The following is the text just for
you and you alone !

Someone

-EndOfMail-

------------</snip>-------------

Note: There is no comma after the last address.
      Note the space after each colon in headers.
      No space  between the  first two lines or 
      within the mail header section.

OR, write a script to mail individually using the "mailx"
    program. Example:
 
    for ADDEE in `cat address.list`; do
        mail -v -s "Just for You" $ADDEE < message.txt
    done

    The file address.list should have all names in sequence
without any line gaps or terminating commas.        

HTH

Bish

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