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Old 05-14-2009
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HPUx sendmail Question
why is that I need to go to /usr/sbin> in order to run send mail

how can I run sendmail where ever folder I'm in...

e.g. like


/stuff/games/sendmail
ksh: sendmail: not found
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man sendmail !
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why is that I need to go to /usr/sbin> in order to run send mail

how can I run sendmail where ever folder I'm in...

e.g. like


/stuff/games/sendmail
ksh: sendmail: not found
Hello,

use mailx !

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/usr/sbin is not in your $PATH variable.
Just specify the full name in the script:
/usr/sbin/sendmail
or
/usr/lib/sendmail
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actually I am using mailx but having trouble making the cc (carbon copy) to work... just trying out send mail for alternative mail choice...Unix newbie here

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use mailx !

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How do you use mailx (script or shell ?)
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actually I am using mailx but having trouble making the cc (carbon copy) to work... just trying out send mail for alternative mail choice...Unix newbie here



@methyl

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Hello,

how do you use mailx ?

on shell, after SUBJECT input type .<CR> and you'll be able to use CC:a@b.com,b@b.com,c@c.com .....


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Old 05-21-2009
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hmmm how do you do it on a script? mailx -s "Test" makaveli@domain.com < letter.txt

where do you put the .<CR>?


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how do you use mailx ?

on shell, after SUBJECT input type .<CR> and you'll be able to use CC:a@b.com,b@b.com,c@c.com .....


Regards
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