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07-22-2013

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~c carbon copy in HP-UX

Hi,

As per your command i am getting below errors.

cat /projects/psoft/hrdw/pushreports/test/cc_maillist
test.sh[41]: ${mail_body/to_maillist}: The specified substitution is not valid for this command.

Here is my part of the script.

HTML Code:

if [ -s $mail_body/cc_maillist ]
then
echo "CC_mail list exists and sending mail with CC List"
cat $mail_body/temp_body| mailx ~c $(cat $mail_body/cc_maillist | sed -e 's/ / \~c /g') -s "Hi - This is mail subject" ${mail_body/to_maillist}

dout

mailx ~c $(cat $mailbody/cc_maillist | sed -e 's/ / \~c /g')
How it will work?, As my understanding sed will replace with ~c if any space is exists between two email id's
Dout1.As i mentioned cc_maillist file is dynamic it may contain one email id or my contain more then one email id's depends on product(business req.) .
when email id is one how it will work?
Dount2.I read and tried ~c email id is should be write before mailx command i dont understand actually.

Please do the necessary advice it needed for me.

Thanks,
Krupa

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www::topica::reply

WWW::Topica::Reply(3pm) 				User Contributed Perl Documentation				   WWW::Topica::Reply(3pm)

NAME

       WWW::Topica::Index - parse a single Topic mailing list index

SYNOPSIS

	   my $index = WWW::Topic::Index->new($index_html);

	   foreach my $message_id ($index->message_ids) {
	       # the mail has some information and also provides a link to the reply ...
	       my $mail  = WWW::Topica::Mail->new($topica->fetch_mail($mess_id), $mess_id);
	       # which has other information (like the un-htmled mail and the email address) ...
	       my $reply = WWW::Topica::Reply->new($topica->fetch_reply($mail->id, $mail->eto), $mail->id, $mail->eto);
	   }

	   print "Next offset is ".$index->next."
";
	   print "Previous offset is ".$index->prev."
";

DESCRIPTION

       Used to parse a single reply page from Topica.com's mailing list indexes.

       Reply pages have the body of the email (albeit quoted) and potentially a full email address.

METHODS

   new <page html> <message id> <eto>
       Takes the html of the page, the eto and the message-id and parses the html.

   parse <html>
       Parse the html to get the subject, email address and body of the email.

   id
       Get the message id

   eto
       Get the message eto

   email
       Get the email address parsed out.

   subject
       Get the email subject parsed out.

   body
       Get the email body parsed out.

AUTHOR

       Simon Wistow <simon@thegestalt.org>

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (c) 2004, Simon Wistow

perl v5.10.1							    2006-01-03						   WWW::Topica::Reply(3pm)