On Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 11:47:51AM +1300, Nick Rout wrote:
> ahh ok, you live & learn!
> why two filenames? is that to send two attachments?
> i tried uuencode filename |mail nick -s test
> and it just sits there like its waiting for input or something!
> I cntrl-c'd and it sent a blank message
> i tried again and ctrl-d'd it, it sent the file but it was zero length??
> it obviously needs some thing more
SYNOPSIS
uuencode [file] name
"file" is the optional file to encode (without it, uuencode will read
from stdin), and "name" is the name of the file as presented in the
encoded output. This is all covered in the man page. If you specify
only one argument, it is used for "name", and uuencode tries to read the
input file from stdin.
-mjg
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