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I have a bash script which reads lines from a text file with 4 columns(no headers). The number of lines can be a maximum of 4 lines or less. The words in each line are separated by SPACE character. ab@from.com xyz@to.com;abc@to.com Sub1 MailBody1 xv@from.com abc@to.com;poy@to.com Sub2 MailBody2 mb@from.com gmc@to.com;abc@to.com Sub3 MailBody3 yt@from.com gqw@to.com;xyz@to.com Sub4 MailBody4 Currently, I am parsing the file and after getting each line, I am storing each word in every line into a variable and calling mailx four times. Wondering if is there is an elegant awk/sed solution to the

I need to sent a file via mailx or mail, but I wat to sent it as attachment not in the body message. Is there any way how to do it ? Eventually is there any other tool in solaris which can be used for such as procedure ? Thanks Jeff You can attach files to mailx using -a like so echo "this is the body of the email" | mailx -s"Subject" -a attachment.jpg Someone@Domain.com so long as your in the same directory as your attachment that should work fine. If not you can just state the directory like ` samachPicsFolder/samachpic.jpg If your mailx doesn't support the -a option and you don't have

I've been using mail -s "here is a log file" "person@example.com" < log/logfile.log Which used to come through with headers: User-Agent: Heirloom mailx 12.4 7/29/08 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit But now the files are longer I'm getting noname attachments because with this: User-Agent: Heirloom mailx 12.4 7/29/08 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: application/octet-stream Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64 So if all else fails, check the manual man mail ... NAME mailx - send and receive Internet mail SYNOPSIS mailx [-BDdEFintv~] [-s

I am working on a KornShell (ksh) script running on a Solaris server that will send out an email when and error condition is met. I am sending the email via mailx . Question: How do I set the "From" email address on the mailx command? Current Code: echo ${msg_txt} | mailx -s "Script Failure" ${to_email} Note: The command works fine, however, the "From" is the name of the user I am running the script as and I would like for this to another email address. How would I accomplish this? You can use the "-r" option to set the sender address: mailx -r me@example.com -s ... The "-r" option is invalid

This question already has an answer here: Sending HTML mail using a shell script 11 answers How do I send a file as an email attachment using Linux command line? 26 answers I want to send a html message with Mailx. When I try the following command mailx -s "Subject" user@gmail.com < email.html I get the content of email.html in plain text. In the message the header Content-Type is set to text/plain. The -a option tries to send a file so I didn't find out how to modify the header. This answer almost worked, it sets well the Content-Type to text/html but doesn't substitute the default Content