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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting adding hostname and date in subject of the mail Post 302522019 by kumaran_5555 on Friday 13th of May 2011 05:28:27 AM
Old 05-13-2011
Code:
cgi@tioman> (/home/cgi/c_test) $
cgi@tioman> (/home/cgi/c_test) $ mail -s "Test2" senthilkumaran.rajagopalan@billing.com
Hello testing mail
last line
.
Cc:
cgi@tioman> (/home/cgi/c_test) $
cgi@tioman> (/home/cgi/c_test) $

This is just using the prompt without using scripts.

Try to send a simple mail from prompt to check the connectivity and later you can do it using script.

If you are using crontab, make sure you absolute paths for log files and eveything.
 

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