Our domain names are changing. Some of my old code to send automated E-mail is failing.
SENDFILE EXEC has become unbearably complex; a horrendous melange of pipeline and procedural code. Is there a way (pipeline or procedural) to take a file or stream in RFC 822 format and cause it to be delivered to addressees in the "To:, CC:, and Bcc:" headers; equivalent of UNIX "source-stream | sendmail -toi"? I don't want the tool to make arbitrary decisions between NETDATA and TCP/IP -- always TCP/IP. I don't want to code a TCPEXIT EXEC, or if I do, I want it to be just the single line, "RETURN 1". I don't want to generate RFC 821 headers myself; the tool should do it. It's a plus if it just spools a punch to SMTP and PIPE | BLOCK NETDATA | PUNCH. I don't want the tool to add MIME headers and perform encoding (BASE64 or otherwise) -- if I need them, I can generate them. I want to be able to use "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", not "user at node" addresses -- I'm too familiar with the former, and tend to slip up and forget the latter. KISS; TIA, gil
