If the mail program really is mailx then I'd just use
mailx -s sp_used.txt -a sp_used.txt my@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
for that.
On Fri, Jul 31, 2015 at 8:26 PM, Tim Gorman <tim@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Brian,
I use something like...
$ uuencode sp_used.txt sp_used.txt | mailx -s sp_used.txt
my@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx << __EOF__
Please review the information the attached text file.
__EOF__
This results in an email with the file as an attachment, body of the text
"*Please
review the information the attached text file.*" and subject line of
"sp_used.txt".
Hope this helps...
Thanks!
-Tim
On 7/31/15 12:50, Zelli, Brian wrote:
I am sending myself a space report and it isn’t formatting very well. I
use:
mail -t "Mail Subject" myemailaddress < sp_used.txt
The sp_used.txt is the output of a script I run. How do I format it
better. I saw uuencode but can’t seem to use it correctly in my mail
statement.
Brian
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