On Mar 19 2000, Magnus Bodin wrote:
> Use a competent mailclient to encode the attachment.
>
> Example:
>
> mutt -s "backup mail" -a myfile.tgz [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null
Well, the problem is that the person wanted an attachment
coming from stdin and mutt takes only an attachment from a
file...
So, the answer isn't as obvious as one would like (unless mutt
takes the usual "-" -- I'd have to check the manuals to see if
that is possible, but I think that it is not -- or the person
first cat's stdin to a file and then send that file).
[]s, Roger...
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