Hello everyone,
I solved the problem attenendomi strettamenter to this scheme, leaving
blank lines.
thanks
First line of file: From: Your Name [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Second line of file: Subject: The Subject of Your Email Message
Third line of file: empty line
Fourth line of file: empty line
hy,
in agreement with the documentation,
http://www.inter7.com/vpopmail/doc/vpopbull.html
vpopbull [-f filename ] [-e exclude email addresses file] [-v] [-n]
[-c] [-h] [-s] [virtual domain ...]
[virtual domain ... ]
List of domains to send the message to. If this is not supplied then
the message
I had the same problemm initally,
The information in the txt file is critical
It must be as showed prevoiusly or Some, but not all client emails see a blank
email, weird?
Thanks
On Mon, 9 Apr 2012 10:33:44 +0200
Giuseppe Perna gpe...@csait.eu wrote:
hy,
in agreement with the documentation,
Here it is again:
in the text file:
First line of file: From: Your Name [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Second line of file: Subject: The Subject of Your Email Message
Third line of file: empty line
Fourth line of file: empty line
Fifth line of file: Dear Coast to Coast Hosting Clients,
Sixth line of
It could also be done with a little scripting:
domainlist=
comma=
for eachdomain in $(ls /home/vpopmail/domains); do
domainlist=$domainlist$comma$eachdomain
comma=,
done
/home/vpopmail/bin/vpopbull -f message.txt $domainlist
(note, this should be tested)
--
-Eric 'shubes'
On 04/05/2012
On 4/5/2012 11:57 AM, Eric Shubert wrote:
It could also be done with a little scripting:
domainlist=
comma=
for eachdomain in $(ls /home/vpopmail/domains); do
domainlist=$domainlist$comma$eachdomain
comma=,
done
/home/vpopmail/bin/vpopbull -f message.txt $domainlist
(note, this should be
