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#!/bin/bash
#let 'copy' is ur unix script u want to call from this program if sendmail #service is enabled in ur system ${Mail:=`ps -ef | grep sendmail| grep -v "grep"`} if [ $? -eq 0 ] ; then copy #executable present in the same directory else echo "service not enabled" fi echo "bye" |
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