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Old 08-28-2012
Preserving the format of top command result

hi,

I have tried the below command in RHEL5:
Code:
top|mailx -s "test" "abc@cvf.com"

But in the mail the content was not in proper format.
Is there any way to preserve the format ?

Thanks
# 2  
Old 08-28-2012
try:
Code:
 top -d > top.lis
 uuencode top.lis top.lis mailx -s 'top output' me@mycompany.com

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Old 08-28-2012
The best would be to save the output to a file... but you can try (I have noRH5 here... just big HP SUN IBM...)
Code:
top -b -n1 |mailx -s "test" "abc@cvf.com"

What does it give?
 
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