On 3 Dec 2008 13:08 +1100, by [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Peter):
> However if I run the same script from a program I am using I get the LOGGER
> statement in the messages file but it doesn't send email?
Usually when a program works in one environment (command line) but
fails in another (script, cron, etc
> However if I run the same script from a program I am using I get the
> LOGGER statement in the messages file but it doesn't send email?
>
> Help would be greatly appreciated.
>
I had a similar problem running mutt in a shell script via cron. IIRC it was
because the system didn't know what to
Hi all.
I know this is most likely a permisions problem but need some help as I
am a Windows convert.
I have a script /usr/bin/send_mail
that fires mutt to send an email.
If I run it from command line it works. I put in a line LOGGER: Sent mail
which shows up in my /var/log/messages and I
Gerald --
...and then Gerald Manipon said...
% I am writing a script which uses mutt to create an email with an attachment
% with
% "mutt -a atfile.doc -s subject [EMAIL PROTECTED]". But it always brings up the
Goodie.
% vi screen
% to enter the message for my body. Is there a way for me to
I am writing a script which uses mutt to create an email with an attachment
with
"mutt -a atfile.doc -s subject [EMAIL PROTECTED]". But it always brings up the
vi screen
to enter the message for my body. Is there a way for me to create text
files with
default message bodies, and use the mutt com
