Hi everyone!
I'm trying to create a database monitoring script that reads an alert file and sends an error message if it can 'grep' a particular string.
Is there a way to send this message to a mail client using SMTP?
Even better, is there any place on this site that has these kinds of... (5 Replies)
I am not getting the Subject Title when sending mail from a Solaris server to the Outlook recipient.
Example:
#mail -s "Testing Subject title" xxx@mymail.com
Test
.
#
Here's what it shows in Microsoft Outlook (lil bit altered, but similar to it)
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Hi,
I have kubuntu 8.10 and I would like to configure Ubuntu to can send mail from command line with mailx.
I've saw that I need to install a MTA. But I don't know with install and how.
Do you know some howto or url where I find how could I configure it?
Many thanks and sorry for my... (2 Replies)
Hi,
How would one send an email from the command line. Just a simple email. I used mailx -s "test" address@server.domain then hit enter.
Nothing happens then, I hit Ctrl + C twice, then I can start a new command again.
Any help? Tips? I did read up on this, but the examples is much more... (2 Replies)
Hi guys...
I am busy writing a script to notify me via an mail if my application is down. I have done that.
Now I want this script to stop sending mails after five mails were sent but the script should keep on checking the application.
When the application is up again that count should be... (5 Replies)
I have mail:
cat /home/oracle/scripts/dbsizedaily.txt | mail -s "$TODAY: PROD DB Size" $RECIPIENTS
I like to get and put USED_GB and %USED of the very last row from /home/oracle/scripts/dbsizedaily.txt.
/home/oracle/scripts/dbsizedaily.txt has :
DATE TIME TOTAL_GB USED_GB ... (6 Replies)
I am running a mailx command as follows in Linux:
mailx -s "Elapsed Time: " ora_dbas < $RUNDIR/sql_timings.out
I am trying to parse the file "sla_local_sql_timings.out" for the word Elapsed Time: and get the time from that file stored in a variable and display that variable in the subject... (4 Replies)
Whats the difference between mail and mailx?
I'm trying to troubleshoot a problem where I can send mail from server A with this `echo $MESSAGE | mail -s "$SUBJECT" -r $FROM $RECIPIENTS` command but executing the same command from server B throws me this error (Both servers are RHEL)
... (1 Reply)
hi ,
i have written below piece of code to meet the requirement but i am stuck in the logic here.
the requirement are:
1) to send the sql out put to email body with proper formatting.
2) if count_matching = Yes then mail should triggered with the subject line ... (10 Replies)
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innmail
INNMAIL(1) InterNetNews Documentation INNMAIL(1)NAME
innmail - Simple mail-sending program
SYNOPSIS
innmail [-h] [-s subject] address [address ...]
DESCRIPTION
innmail is a Perl script intended to provide the non-interactive mail-sending functionality of mail(1) while avoiding nasty security prob-
lems. It takes the body of a mail message on standard input and sends it to the specified addresses by invoking the value of mta in
inn.conf.
At least one address (formatted for the MTA specified in inn.conf if it matters) is required. innmail will sanitize the addresses so that
they contain only alphanumerics and the symbols "@", ".", "-", "+", "_", and "%".
innmail was written to be suitable for the mailcmd setting in inn.conf.
OPTIONS -h Gives usage information.
-s subject
Sets the Subject: header of the message. A warning is issued if this option is omitted.
EXAMPLES
This sends a one-line message to the local user "joe":
echo "A one-line message." | innmail -s "Simple message" joe
innmail by default is used by INN for sending nightly reports and control message reports.
BUGS
innmail fails on addresses that begin with "-", although one might hope that the news server will not need to contact any such addresses.
There are many "correct" addresses that will be silently modified by the sanitization process. A news administrator should be careful to
use particularly sane addresses if they may be passed to innmail.
HISTORY
innmail was written by James Brister <brister@vix.com> for InterNetNews. This manual page was originally written by Jeffrey M. Vinocur.
SEE ALSO inn.conf(5), mail(1).
3rd Berkeley Distribution INN 2.3.2 INNMAIL(1)