Mutt - filepro report processing - Unix
Scott Nelson
scott at logicdatasystems.com
Tue Sep 23 07:34:02 PDT 2014
On 09/22/2014 07:00 PM, Fairlight wrote:
> On Mon, Sep 22, 2014 at 01:41:43PM -0400, Walter D Vaughan Jr thus spoke:
>> Or maybe because the command is not formatted properly?
>>
>> mutt -s "subject" who at mailserver.domain.ltd < /file_to_be_included
>>
>> To me the quotes are around the wrong thing. You need to escape them or
>> change them to their chr$(n) equivalents.
>>
>> http://www.mutt.org/doc/manual/manual-6.html#ss6.1
> I'm going to pull a Ken, but up the ante:
>
> "What did strace(1) say?"
>
> Litrally, preface your mutt command with:
>
> strace -s 2048 -o /tmp/mutt_trace.txt
>
> Run the processing, then see what it's trying to do right before it bails.
>
> mark->
> _____________
Hi Mark,
I am working on this problem also, ran it with trace and I can see from
the emulator history an error when the line runs in the filePro
processing: "sh: strace: execute permission denied" then "Could not
send the message".
I also tried without the attachment and got the same message. The line
format is:
:system "mutt -s 'Label' scott at logicdatasystems.com </appl/fpdocs/testtext"
This same format worked with the prior version of mutt 0.95.7i and we
upgraded to 1.5.23 that JP has on his site for OpenServer 6.
I can send the message with the exact format as the line in filePro from
a user on the command line.
Also, double quote is not needed for the command line. If your subject
is more than one word, a single quote will do.
Thanks,
Scott
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