The mailx man page describes the -S option:
-S variable[=value]
Sets the internal option variable and, in case of a string option,
assigns value to it.
I've not found an example of its use.
I have a working mailx script:
#!/bin/sh
for ADR in $(cat mailing-addr.list)
do
cat msg | mailx -s "Subject here $ADR
done
Is there a way to use -S to add the first name salutation associated with
each email address in mailing-addr.list by putting that list of names in
another file?
If not, is there a way I would expand the shell script to add that
salutation to each recipient? For example, an associated for loop? (I'll
check my bash scripting book this evening.)
TIA,
Rich
