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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting mailx issue - Post 302336876 by shellwell on Thursday 23rd of July 2009 04:09:29 AM
Old 07-23-2009
mailx issue -
Hi,

I am sending mail inside my script based on various conditions.

Here is the problem,

when there are more than one condion at a time, the mailx adds the messages into one ( at the time of the second mail)

example:

Code:
inner_fn ()
{
  if [ $a -eq 5 ]; then 
   echo "inner function mail" | mailx -s "sub2" "some1@somedomain.com"
  fi
}

outer_fn ()
{
a=5

if [ $a -lt 6 ];then
 echo "outer function mail" | mailx -s "sub1" "some1@somedomain.com"
 inner_fn
fi
}



when I run this, I receive two mails with messages & subject like below.

Quote:
1. subject is - sub1, message is - outer function mail.

2. subject is - sub2, message is

outer function mail
inner function mail.
i.e the outermail message is still there in the second mail.

how can i resolve this and what could be the reason behind this.!!!

Thanks.
 

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