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04-28-2008
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Mailx usage
Hi
Having the below four log files. logfile1 Code:
date time server ip 10/10/2008 10:10 ServerA xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 10/10/2008 10:11 ServerA xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 10/10/2008 10:12 ServerA xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx Code:
date time server ip 10/10/2008 10:10 ServerB xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 10/10/2008 10:10 ServerB xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx 10/10/2008 10:10 ServerB xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx how to send mail using mailx i need to sent all the four files in one email i tried this... any one can suggest Code:
cat logfile1 >> logfile cat logfile2 >> logfile cat logfile3 >> logfile cat logfile4 >> logfile cat logfile | mailx -s 'Server logs for the day' xxx@xxx.com but i need like the below format Body of email ========== Code:
Server A Logs for the day =================== XXX XXX XXX Server B Logs for the day =================== XXX XXX XXX Server C Logs for the day =================== XXX XXX XXX Server D Logs for the day =================== XXX XXX XXX Thanks in advance |
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04-28-2008
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Hi,
You could insert the 'headers' between each cat Code:
echo "Server A Logs for the day" >> logfile echo "=========================" >> logfile cat logfile1 >> logfile echo "Server B Logs for the day" >> logfile echo "=========================" >> logfile cat logfile2 >> logfile ... cat logfile3 >> logfile cat logfile | mailx -s 'Server logs for the day' xxx@xxx.com |
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04-28-2008
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Or create them as attachments; the mail FAQ section has a script you can use.
PS. That was quite an orgy of useless cats. The purpose of cat is to catenate files. Even though it doesn't work, I need to point out that the Useful way to write your original command would have been Code:
cat logfile1 logfile2 logfile3 logfile4 | mailx -s 'Server logs for the day' xxx@xxx.com |
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