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EXIT STATUS on mailx/sendmail
Hi there
I am using mailx command to send mails. I want to send some important files to team members and wud like to know if the team member has recd my email or not. How can I achieve this ? Currently my piece of code is Code:
uuencode ${FILE_NAME} ${FILE_NAME} >> mail_msg.txt
mailx -s"test phyo attachement" amra@yahoo.com < mail_msg.txt
Also is their any simpler alternative to this issue ? I read the sendmail manual...and understand that it provides an EXIT_STATUS. How to handle this EXIT STATUS ? What is -N DNS option ? Can someone explain? But then with SendMail I cannot include the Subject ??? It is importtant that I have a subject line ..for me the Subject Line will conatin some important info.... Please help..... |
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