So the direction of aliases is not possible, until now for your program :(
yes, it is not possible
I was thinking to use a
* * * * * echo 'starting sh' ; cd ; sh sendmeemail.sh
as alternative, but well in crontab it is far better.
for such usage, it's better to use the MAILTO environnement
I tried with a regular gmail address. No aliases, just gmail. yes.
and i guess it works ? no ?
if it works, i will close the bug unless you disagree.
What do you think ?
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Well, I use now nbsmtp, and it works great.
Since msmtp is in debian stable, i can give a try again.
Since the debian lenny stable has been released, I expect now that it has a
newer version of your program.
Would you like that I give again a try?
(would you have by the way a workign
Hi,
msmtp can't do local delivery hence you should try with a valid email
address (like rob...@foo.bar).
I've tried the same crontab with a valid email address and it works
fine.
Did you try with a valid email address (i.e. which contains a fully
qualified domain name) ?
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Hi,
I noted that the msmtp is not working with the crontab. I use now
the nbsmtp, to replace, and crontab can send email.
simple test : * * * * * echo yes|mail robert
crontab test did not work
msmtp can't do local delivery hence you should try with a valid email
address (like
Package: msmtp
Version: 1.4.15-1
Severity: normal
Hello,
I noted that the msmtp is not working with the crontab. I use now the nbsmtp,
to replace, and crontab can send email.
simple test : * * * * * echo yes|mail robert
crontab test did not work
So the configuration of the machine:
I
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