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Using a email address with a space (MAILX)
Hello Guys, Thanks. I got the answer finally. I had to do like this: mailx -s "TEST" Team_One@mycompany.com < filename The reason for this is: The people who run LOTUS NOTES SERVER in our company have put a little hack in place. But this is not a standard. This is what they had...- kumarp
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Using a email address with a space (MAILX)
Thanks for your help. It works perfectly alright with individual addresses which do not have any space: mailx -s "TEST" user1@mycompany < filename But would not work for a group email id which has a space in between two words.- kumarp
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Using a email address with a space (MAILX)
Yes I did, Here is what I did mailx -s "TEST" 'Team One@mycompany.com' < filename- kumarp
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Using a email address with a space (MAILX)
Hello vgersh99, I tried your mailx -s "Test Subject" 'Team One@mycompany.com'. It does not work. After executing the command on Unix no email is sent ?- kumarp
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- Forum: General UNIX discussion
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Using a email address with a space (MAILX)
I am trying to send email thru Lotus Notes. The email address is a Team. How to I attempt something like mailx -s "Test Subject" Team One@mycompany.com < /home/kumarp/NSTSFIN/monthend_dec_$DATE_STAMP.log Notice the space between "Team One" email address.- kumarp
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