On Tue, Jun 06, 2000 at 10:41:48PM -0400, David T-G wrote:
Steven --
...and then Steven Malkos said...
% Can I use mutt to send HTML pages through the body of a email?
%
% I have a perl program that will call mutt through the system command, and I
% would
% like to send a mail message using mutt's mime feature to display the body of
% my email
% as HTML, how would I accomplish this.
You can attach a file using the -a command-line flag, so that probably
does what you want. Even such a slick little number as mutt is a big
sledgehammer for this little job; why not use something simple like
metamail, which is designed for command-line MIME mailing, instead?
Since you are in perl script, why not use Mime::lite. It works fine.
Brian.
%
% Thanks,
% Steve
:-D
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