'Morning :), Michael Convey <[email protected]> wrote: |On Fri, Oct 9, 2015 at 11:09 AM, Steffen Nurpmeso <[1]sdao\ |[email protected][/1]> wrote:
|You could say "-c 'r1 , r2 , r3 '" and it's a bug if |that doesn't work. | |I tested this (in mailx) and spaces cause an error as follows: | |# mail -s 'test bcc' -b root , lab lab2 Well of course there is the shell in between this line and and the command-line mailer of your choice, and so proper shell quoting is necessary -- note the single quotes that sourround the r1,r2 above. I.e., we want the two buttcheeks of princess popoo from the junk thread to remain pressed together with passion initially. | |The short answer is: maybe use -c multiple times instead, that | |worked already with BSD Mail 8.1[.1] from 1996-06-14. | |That works, as follows: |Thanks for all your guidance. One improvement of S-nail i really like very much is that using the -d debug command line switch (or setting the internal *debug* variable) causes a complete dry-run -- no messages are sent, nothing is saved to files (including sent-mails storage) etc.: ?0[sdaoden@wales]$ echo body| s-nail -d -Ssendmail=x -ssubject -c 'A <b@c> , D <e@f> (g)' h@i .. >>> MTA: "x", arguments: "sendmail" "-i" "--" "b@c" "e@f" "h@i" >>> Date: Sat, 10 Oct 2015 13:37:42 +0200 >>> To: h@i >>> Cc: A <b@c>, D <e@f> (g) >>> Subject: subject >>> User-Agent: s-nail v14.8.5-97-gb5fe05e-dirty >>> >>> body It is much easier to play around and learn like that. Or simply checking changes of the configuration file. Etc. Have a nice weekend. :) --steffen ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ nail-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/nail-devel
