But instead of inserting a txt file, I want to send an HTML e-mail to this domain. Is this something that the mailall utility can handle, or do I need to do something else like a program alias? (to send html)
You need another utility.
The problem is that E-mail is text, unless something is used to send non-text (such as MIME, uuencode, etc.). For HTML, the only real standard is MIME. However, for MIME to work, you have to have access to the headers of the E-mail. If all you have is access to the body of the E-mail, MIME headers won't work (you need MIME headers in the headers of the E-mail so that whatever is reading the E-mail knows that it is to be treated as a MIME E-mail).
So no matter how you may format the body of the E-mail, it will still appear as text. Note that uuencode and other encoding methods won't work either -- although they can appear in the body of an E-mail, they always appear as attachments (never inline, as the MIME HTML does).
-Scott
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