Or...you can still use mutt. I can do most of those things just fine. Not
sure why you would want to use a file for a list of addresses. If the number
of folks you want to mail in that list then use majordomo or something.
Otherwise just use /etc/aliases or /etc/mail/aliases as the case may be. You
can still use :r like in elm to load a text file. You can hit a to attatch
a file....Not sure what you are missing. Try playing around with the .muttrc
file. It is pretty cool..And the colors kinda rock.
On Tue, Feb 22, 2000 at 01:08:47PM -0500, Niall Kavanagh wrote:
> Pine! It's no longer elm. (tm)
>
> > All,
> > I am looking for a mail program for UNIX/Linux that
> > works from the command
> > line. I need to be able to specify recipients (or preferably
> > a file containing a
> > list of recipients), change the sender address, specify a
> > file to get the body
> > text from, and attach a file. I thought that Mutt would do
> > this, but it keeps
> > opening an interactive session. I will probably be using it
> > on both Linux and
> > Solaris. Anyone have any thoughts?
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