El día Friday, November 04, 2016 a las 01:04:17PM +0000, Chris Green escribió:
> I have just sent myself an E-Mail which has 50 or so attachments, they
> are a load of VCARD files which I can't concatenate at the sending
> end.
>
> So, how can I save them all quickly without doing each one separately?
This depends highly of your environment and esp. the editor your are
using. I use 'vim' and this has some addon:
$ find ~/.vim | fgrep Che
/home/guru/.vim/ftplugin/mail/CheckAttach.vim
/home/guru/.vim/doc/CheckAttach.txt
which will ask for the files to be attached when you leave vim and the
text contains certain words, like 'attach'; in this case, before ending
the vim session, it ask for the names and put these name as lines like
Attach: /home/guru/.vim/doc/CheckAttach.txt
into the header section of the mail vim is putting together; all these
files it will, after leaving the edit mode, as attachment into mutt.
Of course you can somehow put there, for example reading the list from
some file or 'ls -C1' output like:
Attach: f1
Attach: f2
Attach: f3
...
HIH
matthias
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1990, when the Russians stood in Germany at river Elbe, we have had peace.
Today the
NATO stands in the Baltic States, in Poland ..., and we have war all over the
world.
1990, cuando los Rusos estaban en Alemania al río Elba, había paz. Hoy la OTAN
está
en los países bálticos, en Polonia, ..., y tenemos guerra por todo el mundo.
