ot: mail flag for attachment in unix
Bill Campbell
bill at celestial.com
Tue Sep 29 15:20:25 PDT 2009
On Tue, Sep 29, 2009, Dennis Malen wrote:
>mail -s "subject" senderemailaddress <locationoffile
>
>The foregoing works in AIX UNIX by inserting the locationoffile in the body
>of the email.
>
>How would I add an attachment to the email? I have googled this and there
>does not seem to be any flag or reference on how to add an attachment.
Mutt uses the -a option to attach files to messages. This works
OK, but there can be issues such as failing of ~/.mail isn't
available or ~/.mail/sent is not writeable. This would attach
two files to the message and have text from locationoffile.
mutt -a file1 -a files -s "subject" senderemailaddress <locationoffile
I finally bit the bullet though and figured out how to properly
build multi-part MIME messages with python when writing a script
to generate and e-mail OpenVPN files. It's really pretty simple.
Bill
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