On Mon, Nov 15 1999, at 17:06 -0700, Rayne Wolery wrote:
>So far I have been fairly impressed by your program. I'm a newbie to
>it, and I downloaded it for a specific reason, which so far I haven't
>been able to do. What I was hoping to be able to do was to send an e-
>mail from the command prompt with an attachment without any
>interaction with Mutt other than entering the original command from
>the prompt. The reason that I want to do it this way is so that I can
>include it in an automated script that runs on a daily basis. I
>originally tried doing this automation with Linux mail, but I was
>unable to send an attachment, and the text file that I was trying to
>send was too wide to fit in the e-mail window, and it would wrap and
>become unreadable if I tried to send it in the body of the message.
>So what I'm looking for is a way to send a message with a blank body
>and a text file attachment to 1 or more users in one command line
>entry without it prompting for me to verify who it is sent to, what
>the subject is, and finally having to enter "y" to send the message.
>If there is a way to do this, I would really appreciate you telling me
>how, and if not, what in the source code I might be able to hack to
>cause it to not prompt for the above mentioned items. Hopefully this
>e-mail made sense to you, and if not, feel free to contact me and have
>me clarify it more for you.
Woo hoo, what an essay on a matter as simple as that. :-)
$ mutt [EMAIL PROTECTED] -a FILE </dev/null
Marco
