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Faxing from Unix
I am trying to send a fax from the unix box through our mail server. I am able to send pages, files, etc. but for the fax the mail server requires a space that I can't get unix to accept. The syntax is:
mail "[fax: bh@9999494178]" Unix will take the command without the space, but the mail server has to have the space. Does anyone know how I can get unix to accept the space? |
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