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Reading a file and sending mail based on content of the file
Post 302274203 by palanisvr on Wednesday 7th of January 2009 03:23:02 AM
01-07-2009
I hope this would help you
You have a file file.txt
in that u have a..txt ,b.txt , c.txt
if -f file.txt
then
for i in `cat file.txt` ##Reading the file line by line
do
user_id=`basename $i txt` ##this will capture file name i.e a.txt ---> a
echo "mail_body" |mailx -s "mail_subject" $user_id@msn.com
done
else
echo "sorry file not found"
fi
I hope this will help u ...
in that u have a..txt ,b.txt , c.txt
if -f file.txt
then
for i in `cat file.txt` ##Reading the file line by line
do
user_id=`basename $i txt` ##this will capture file name i.e a.txt ---> a
echo "mail_body" |mailx -s "mail_subject" $user_id@msn.com
done
else
echo "sorry file not found"
fi
I hope this will help u ...
Last edited by palanisvr; 01-07-2009 at 04:32 AM..
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