I use mutt on a bunch of Linux and Unix systems primarily to toss files from one system to another, and I've run into an odd problem.
I'm trying to send a file with the following rsync results: Number of files: 8944 Number of files transferred: 3455 Total file size: 2702230825 bytes Total transferred file size: 1724095316 bytes Literal data: 1724095316 bytes Matched data: 0 bytes File list size: 201181 File list generation time: 2.531 seconds File list transfer time: 0.000 seconds Total bytes sent: 1724660773 Total bytes received: 76184 so I just do a mutt -s 'test' tim<daily_report It _almost_ works. Some lines turn out perfectly. Some, however, look like they're missing a CR: Number of files: 8944 Number of files transferred: 3455 Total file size: 2702230825 bytes Total transferred file size: 1724095316 bytes Literal data: 1724095316 bytes Matched data: 0 bytes File list size: 201181 File list generation time: 2.531 seconds File list transfer time: 0.000 seconds Total bytes sent: 1724660773 Total bytes received: 76184 sent 1724660773 bytes received 76184 bytes 802389.84 bytes/sec total size is 2702230825 speedup is 1.57 If I send it as an attachment, i.e. mutt -a daily_report -s 'test' tim</dev/null it works fine every time. I'd suspect a Unix-to-Windows translation problem, except if that were true I'd expect everything to be on a single line always. As it is, most of the lines turn out just fine - just a few are run together. Any pointers in the right direction appreciated... -- Tim Boyer Director IT and Engineering Projects Denman Tire Corporation (330) 675-4249
