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Not able to send email as CC to a ID using Mailx command in HP UX
Hey Guys,
I have been trying to send a email as ccto a email ID .However it seems the -c option is not working in HP UX system. It is shooting an error as "mailx: illegal option -- c" My script isin the below manner: mailx -c EMAIL_IDS_CC# -s 'BDC reminder' -r sender@email.com reciever@email.com <'/usr/uc4/tmp/PENDINGSD.txt' I even tried shuffling the poisition but to of no use.. mailx -s 'BDC reminder' -r sender@email.com -c EMAIL_IDS_CC# reciever@email.com <'/usr/uc4/tmp/PENDINGSD.txt' Please assist... ![]() |
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It quite plainly tells you that the -c option does not exist.
On HP-UX, you might be able to find a different version of mailx by enabling the UCB and/or XPG4 subsystems. I can't tell whether those would have a -c option either, though. If you have śendmail (not necessarily Sendmail, just a command implementing the Sendmail API -- I believe at least both Exim and Postfix offer a /usr/lib/sendmail or /usr/sbin/sendmail command) you can pipe directly to that. Code:
cat <<HERE /usr/uc4/tmp/PENDINGSD.txt | sendmail -oi -t Subject: BDC reminder From: sender@email.com To: receiver@email.com Cc: EMAIL_IDS_CC# HERE With my luck, your copy of cat is not prepared to read both a here document and a file, but there are workarounds for that as well, of course. |
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