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An example of the command line you are using would narrow down the possibilities considerably.
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Sorry, I'm just using a simple test mailx command:
server1{root}:$PWD=> mailx <E-mail address> Subject: tester tester body EOT server1{root}:$PWD=> If I use the mail gui on the CDE on the server (logged in also as root) and compose & send an e-mail, it works fine. But if I use the command line, it doesn't. |
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use this for transmission
mailx -s tester xxx@yyy.com <<EOT tester body EOT What can I say, it worked on my machine |
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