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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Redirect script output to a file and mail the output Post 302852147 by Vivekit82 on Tuesday 10th of September 2013 03:50:50 PM
Old 09-10-2013
using home/home1/1.sh >> $OFILE is also not working..
I am getting completely blank mail with subject line Verification.
Not even echo is working..
As soon as i run the script i get three emails giving the output of 3 script because i have use mail command in those scripts also and 4th mail gwenerated blank email with subject line only.

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I just want to get the output of 3 scripts in one mail.
 

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control_rancid(1)					      General Commands Manual						 control_rancid(1)

NAME
control_rancid - run rancid for devices of a group SYNOPSIS
control_rancid [-V] [-m mail_rcpt] [-r device_name] group DESCRIPTION
control_rancid is a sh(1) script to parse a group's router.db(5), run rancid for each of the devices, possibly re-run rancid for devices that failed collection, e-mail diffs, and e-mail error reports. The command-line options are as follows: -V Prints package name and version strings. -m mail_rcpt Specify the recipient of diff mail, which is normally rancid-<group>. The argument may be a single address, multiple comma separated addresses, or -m may be specified multiple times. -r device_name Specify the name, as it appears in the router.db, of a particular device to collect and generate diffs for. The device must be marked "up". The -r option alters the subject line of the diff mail. It will begin with <group name>/<device name> rather than just the group name alone. control_rancid is normally (and best) run via rancid-run(1) which provides a locking mechanism on a group basis and saves output in a log file for each group. SEE ALSO
rancid-run(1), rancid.conf(5), router.db(5) 5 October 2006 control_rancid(1)
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