Jean Louis <bugs@gnu.support> ha escrit: > echo Text | mail -E'set sendmail="~/bin/sendmail"' -s "Something here" > --content-filename=text/html -A html-file s...@example.com
Use this instead: mail -E"set sendmail=\"sendmail:$HOME/bin/sendmail\"" ... Rationale: 1. URL must start with a scheme followed by column. In your example, it is missing, hence you get "URL missing required parts" error. To be precise, Mailutils does allow for URLs starting with '/' instead, but these imply the 'prog://' scheme, which is not what you want anyway. 2. The tilde character is not expanded within URLs (whether it should or not is another matter), so you have to use the $HOME variable to expand to the absolute pathname of your homedir. 3. Single quotes would prevent expansion of $HOME. Double-quotes must be used instead. Correspondinly, any occurrence on double-quote within the string must be escaped. Regards, Sergey
