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Hi, |
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I think you could do: |
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./script.sh | mail -s 'subject' recipient@×××××××.com |
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Thiago Lüttig wrote: |
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> Hi. I Know, this question is stupid, but i simply don' t remenber how to |
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> do that :'( |
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> I need to redirect an script output to the mail command. how ?? i've |
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> tried the following: |
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> ./script.sh > mail recipient@×××××××.com <mailto:recipient@×××××××.com> |
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> but the bash says recipient@×××××××.com <mailto:recipient@×××××××.com> |
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> command not found. |
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> ______________________________ |
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> Atenciosamente, |
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> Thiago Lüttig |
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"May the Source be with you." |
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