OT: noreply at ......

[Richard D. Williams]

On 6/27/2013 4:48 PM, Henry Arredondo wrote:
> When sending email within filepro processing to customers and venders, I wonder if there's a way of sending them as "noreply" instead of the user running the application, is there an argument to do that ?
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Henry,

If you have mutt installed on your Unix box, this is how I do it in 
Linux (Centos).

create a mutt profile for your no reply.
i.e. /appl/MUTT/atk_noreply

set hostname=atk.com

my_hdr From: no-reply-noone at atk.com

set realname="DO NOT REPLY"

Here is your mutt command that you can execute within filepro;

echo -e \"your email text in the body\" | mutt -F /appl/MUTT/atk_noreply 
-s \"Subject\" -a attachment richard at appgrp.net

Hope this helps,

Richard