On Wed, 2005-08-31 at 11:24 +0300, David Harel wrote:
> Hi all,
> I really am ashame to ask this question but I did not find an answer for
> it in any documentation I searched (I have serious doubts bout my
> searching skills).
>
> Here is a script fragment.
> ---------------------------
> #!/bin/bash
>
> subject='Set UID program scan results'
> address="[EMAIL PROTECTED]"
> mailcommand="mutt $address -s $subject"
>
> $mailcommand << okfff
> Some message body.
>
> okfff
> ---------------------------
>
> This failles to work because the quotes on the subject field are
> stripped. I also tried the '@' operator.
Did you try:
subject="'Set UID program scan results'"
I tested using the following commands (entered into interactive bash so
YMMV):
au="bcg"
echo $au
au="'bcg'"
echo $au
echo "goniff is $au"
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