RE: shell script to send mail

>From a shell script is easy, only one command:

ex:/ mailx -s "$MSG_TITLE" $MAIL_TO_ADDRESS <$FILE_WITH_MESSAGE_BODY

Hope this helps.

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From: Viraj Luthra [SMTP:viraj999_at_lycos.com] Sent: Monday, April 09, 2001 10:30 PM

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Subject:        shell script to send mail

Hello all,

I need help. I need to write a shell script (aix box), when ever some loads a piece of software. How is this possible using unix shell scripting? can some one please send a skeleton of it where in I can just put in the environment variables and some text and off it goes?

Also will the mail program use the std. internet protocol? I need to say send to an internet address, how do i do this?

thanks

raja

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