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Old 02-10-2012
I guess that you are using a Microsoft mail reader. Need to convert the unix test file to MSDOS format text file.

Code:
ux2dos test.txt | uuencode test.txt | mailx -m -r touser@domain -s "attach testing" fromuser@domain

Note that "test.txt" in the "uuencode" command is just the name by which the mail reader will see the file attachment. It needs to be ".txt" if you want to be able to open it automatically with Windows Notepad.

Btw. I think your "fromuser" and "touser" are reversed.
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LEARN ABOUT DEBIAN

vboxmail

vboxmail(8)						    Linux System Administration 					       vboxmail(8)

NAME

       vboxmail - script to send notification of new voice message

SYNOPSIS

       vboxmail messagename callername callerid mail-to-address

DESCRIPTION

       vboxmail is used by vboxgetty to send notification of a new voice message via email. It is not meant to be called directly by any user.

       You can make local modifications to this script by copying it from /usr/sbin/vboxmail to /etc/isdn/vboxmail, and editing the copy there.

       Note  that there is an enhanced version of this script available as /usr/share/doc/isdnvboxserver/vboxmail.enhanced . To use it, copy it to
       /etc/isdn/vboxmail .  This enhanced version will send the recorded message as a MIME attachment in the  email  notification.   If  lame	or
       xingmp3enc  are	installed  in  /usr/local/bin, then the message will be converted to MP3 format; otherwise, it will be sent as a WAV file.
       For this to work, you also need the following packages installed:
       mime-construct sox
       and of course an MP3 encoder if you want MP3 format. Note that the MP3 format will only be 50% smaller (instead of the 90% you might other-
       wise expect), because of the relatively bad sound quality to begin with (8kHz sampling, mono).  If you want to use another MP3 encoder than
       lame or xingmp3enc, you'll have to make patches to the script. I'll be happy to implement your changes. Send them as a wishlist bug  report
       on isdnvboxserver.

SEE ALSO

       vboxgetty(8), vboxgetty.conf(5)

AUTHOR

       This manual page was written by Paul Slootman <paul@debian.org>, for Debian GNU/Linux and isdn4linux.

ISDN 4 Linux 3.25						    1998/11/17							       vboxmail(8)