#!/bin/bash
echo From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
echo To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
echo Subject: blah
echo
uptime
uname -a
Something like this will work if you pipe the output out to qmail-inject
On Wed, 4 Aug 1999, Eric Dahnke wrote:
>#!/bin/sh
>logger "WARNING!!! Somebody wants to log into the system!!!"
>/var/qmail/bin/mailsubj "Login attempt at Mail Server!"
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>exit 0
>
>However, this script stays alive until the user closes the attempted
>telnet session. I assume it stays alive because mailsubj is sitting
>there waiting for the Cntrl D.
>
>Can someone suggest how to modify my script so that it runs and exits
>immediately. Maybe qmail-inject?
>
>
>Thx Eric
>
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