> > cat groupA groupB |sort |uniq > groupC
>
> straightforward and simple.
sort -u groupA groupB > groupC
HTH ;-)
Patrick Shanahan wrote on 28.07.10:
> > A newsletter goes to groups A and B. How can i avoid that recipient XY gets
> > the letter twice?
> >
> > Can mutt eliminate the double entries?
>
> use a 3rd group for the newsletter that goes to both groups
> cat groupA groupB |sort |uniq > groupC
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* Jan-Herbert Damm [07-28-10 07:29]:
> hello all,
>
> I want to send newsletters to groups of people. I can define groups within
> mutt. Recipient XY is in groups A and B.
>
> A newsletter goes to groups A and B. How can i avoid that recipient XY gets
> the letter twice?
>
> Can mutt eliminate
hello all,
I want to send newsletters to groups of people. I can define groups within
mutt. Recipient XY is in groups A and B.
A newsletter goes to groups A and B. How can i avoid that recipient XY gets
the letter twice?
Can mutt eliminate the double entries?
Going OT:
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