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MAILX question
Hello, I am using the following mailx command wich works well. I want to also include output from a log file in the mail body. How can this be done?
echo `date +"%m/%d/%Y %T"` "$P: The Purge Routine Has Started." | mailx -s "The Purge RoutineHas Started: `date`" $EMAIL This script is sending it's output to PurgeArchiveDir.out, which I want to include as output in the body of the mail. Thank you. David |
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