SMS on mobile phone with sendmail

[olli2003]

Dear gys

I'd like to send a message via senndmail and the command:
echo "TEXT" |sendmail -v my@provider.de
So my problem's that my display doesn't show the TEXT.
There are only two "" will print after the sender-header.
Why can't I send? It's a problem with sendmail or should
I ask my local provider for this?
Thanks at all!
Kind Regards
Oliver

 

[blayne]

Olli,

I think it must be something with your provider because it worked perfectly for me.

Blayne

 

[sbix]

Why don't you use the "mail" command instead of sendmail?

 

[olli2003]

Hey sbix

mail... how can I use?
Have you an example for me?
I saw the manual and I thnik it's a little bit
confuse there.
Thanks for help!

Regards
Oliver

 

[sbix]

From IBM AIX manual:
To send the message letter to the recipient user1@host1 and copies to user2@host2 and user3@host3,
type:
mail -c &quot;user2@host2 user3@host3&quot; user1@host1<letter

Hope to be useful

 

[olli2003]

Hi sbix

You're right. It's ok in this way.
This command is just used for more than one recipients.
So in case of this I've just used:

SAPHIR_D:root:/ # mail user@provider@.de
Subject: test
text 1234

But in which way I'm able to finish the message now,
so that I can send the text?
I've tried to use several keys for it,
but I can't leave this editor.
Thanks a lot!

Kind Regards
Oliver

 

[sbix]

Did you try something like:
mail -s Test user@provider@.de <<EOF
your_text
EOF

I tried locally on my system and works

 

[olli2003]

Hi sbix,

I've tested and it looks ok!
But is it right that you've just one word available
for the subject-string?
Is there a way for using more than one?

Thanks a lot!
Best Regards
Oliver

 

[sbix]

try this (it works):
mail -s 'Test1 Test2 Test3 Test4' user@provider@.de <<EOF
your_text
EOF

 

[olli2003]

Hi sbix

Thanks for the great help.

Nice weekend!

Regards
Oliver