| dainova 2005-04-14, 10:18 am |
| Hi, all
We just did migration from HP/UX to RedHat, and now switched to mutt to sent attachment.
On HP I have the following in my shell and it worked OK:
ux2dos $ATTFILE
echo "[include "$ATTFILE" image/zip base64]" > temp1
cat bodyl temp1 > temp2
elm -s " $FSUB $SUBJECT" -a $MAILTO < temp2 >> $LOGFIL
On RedHat I try to use:
unix2dos $ATTFILE
cat body bodyl > temp3
mutt -s " $FSUB $SUBJECT" -a $ATTFILE -c $MAILTO < temp3
$ATTFILE originated from MVS in ABCDEC , then FTPed to Linux. And if it contains Hex'00' or nulls when you open it in let say Notepad on $%^Windows all those nulls bytes got suppressed breaking the whole structrue of report.
Are there any other options to use with <mutt> like I did with <elm> e.g. image/zip base64, or I can somehow treat in unix2dos that also don't have too much options.
Remember that in first case while in HP it works well, somehow replacing null and keeping right structure.
I tried to use <elm> on Linux, but got a mess with attached file names, it alwayse says <data> not original file name, + can't work with zipped files.
Thanks
Dai |