From: marrgol@address.invalid   
      
   On 31/10/2021 at 21.54, Sidney_Kotic wrote:   
   > I've been playing around with sending mail while in a cronjob.  Here is a   
   test   
   > script.   
   >   
   > WhoBeI=`hostname`   
   > # Format to run on Raspberry Pi under raspbian   
   > #   
   > Sendtheshhtuff="sendEmail -f mydeadcat@fakedomain.ddns.net \   
   >                             -u $WhoBeI \   
   >                             -s mail.fakedomain.ddns.net \   
   >                             -t myname@fakedomain.ddns.net \   
   >                             -o message-file=Da_message.msg"   
   > # Format to run on openSUSE   
   > #   
   > Sendtheshhtuff="mailx -r mydeadcat@fakedomain.ddns.net \   
   >                         -s $WhoBeI \   
   >                         -q Da_message.msg \   
   >                         myname@fakedomain.ddns.net"   
   > #   
   > echo "Hey, `date`" > Da_message.msg   
   > #   
   > $Sendtheshhtuff < "."   
   >   
   > This works.   
   > My question is...is there a way to get rid of the < "." in the last   
   > line so that it just says...   
   > $Sendtheshhtuff   
      
   I don't know about sendEmail but for mailx this should work:   
      
   Sendtheshhtuff="eval mailx -r mydeadcat@fakedomain.ddns.net \   
                               -s $WhoBeI \   
                               myname@fakedomain.ddns.net \   
                               < Da_message.msg"   
      
      
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