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using colors in mailx
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notify_fail () { echo " " >> ${MSG} echo " Script failed n">> ${MSG} cat ${MSG}|mailx -s "t1.ksh Success: "name@domain.com" exit 1 } I want script failed to show in Red or different colors in the email that i sent to name@domain.com I serached several sites and also these forums a lot, could nt get the answer. I tried using ^[[1m characters , but it doesnt work . Do we have to just type in or press control charchers plus some keys.. can someone plz help me. |
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