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sendmail attachment problem
Hello,
i am sending email with following command. The problem is the attachment is displayed as inline text instead of a file attached to email. What should i do? I don't have chance to install new binaries to the server (SunOS) ( \ echo From: Sender[test@test.com] ; \ echo Subject: Testing ; \ echo To: recipient@test.com ; \ echo message ; \ uuencode -m attach.file1 attachname1 ; \ ) | sendmail recipient@test.com |
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