That won't work, not in my experience anyway
you need to do:
uuencode filename filename_to_appear_in_email | mail user at domain
Example:
uuencode mypic.jpg picture_of_me.jpg|mail jerry at indigo.ie
This would mail the file named ``myippic.jpg'' as ``picture_of_me.jpg`` to jerry at indigo.ie
Regards,
Jerry.
According to Donncha O Caoimh:
> Try:
> uuencode FILE | mail USER
>> where FILE is the file to send, and USER is the user to send to.
>> You can use MIMENCODE(1) too but uuencode is more widely available (in
> my experience)
>> Donncha.
>>> Conor Lynch wrote:
> >
> > Hi there,
> > Does anyone know of a development tool which can be used to write and
> > send e-mails with attachments,
> > any assistance is really appreciated.
> > Cheers,
> > Conor.
>> _______________________________________________
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