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08-13-2006
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how can i recd error log on my sent mails?
I am using the following command to send mail which comprises of a message body (mail_msgbody.txt), Subject(rtf attachment) and a RTF attachment.
Code:
uuencode ${FILE_NAME} ${FILE_NAME} >> mail_msgbody.txt
mailx -s"rtf attachement" aaa@yahoo.com < mail_msgbody.txt
Like I send the mail to aaa@yahoo.com ... what if aaa@yahoo.com is an invalid user now, or the inbox is full or for that matter any error whereby my mail doesnt reach him.... Can anyone help???????????????? 
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