From: Mark Warner
We're started a project where a client wants to email
statements to their customers. Has anyone done this
with success, and if so, can you point me in a
direction?
http://www.pickwiki.com/cgi-bin/wiki.pl?SendAnEmail
I wish there was a check here before posting to
Mark:
This is extremely simple in Windows. Add a basic email header to the
statement you wish to send, e.g...
x-sender: myser...@mydomain.com
x-receiver: targetn...@targetdomain.com
From: billingd...@mydomain.com
To: targetn...@targetdomain.com
Subject: Your monthly billing for September
Hi Bill,
I'm running XP Home, and I don't have that directory. Is it an XP Pro
thing, or do I just need to create the directory? Is there any software
I need to run? I would like to be able to send email from Jbase, and if
this is a Windows function, it shouldn't matter where the file comes
You'll have to install the SMTP service on your system and configure it to
connect to your mail server. That server may have to be configured to allow
you to allow mail from your SMTP service on your system.
SMTP service is an optional component. I'm not sure that it's available on XP
Home
If you are on linux use either mutt or mail
e.g. EXECUTE !mutt -a {fileToAttach} -s {subject}
emailaddress,emailaddress2 /dev/null
or EXECUTE '!echo hello world | mail -s {subject} emailaddress
we send thousands of mails every week using this method.
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From:
Python script will make quick work of this.
On 9/12/10, Symeon Breen syme...@gmail.com wrote:
If you are on linux use either mutt or mail
e.g. EXECUTE !mutt -a {fileToAttach} -s {subject}
emailaddress,emailaddress2 /dev/null
or EXECUTE '!echo hello world | mail -s {subject} emailaddress
Robert's right, of course. I believe on XP Pro you install the web
server and I think the SMTP service is installed along with it. Go to
Add Remove Programs Add/Remove Windows Components then select the
Internet Information Services. I always install everything except the
FTP service and
In Windows, it's a much nicer deal to install the SMTP service,
configure it to connect to your valid email server, create a Q pointer
to the C:\Inetpug\mailroot\Pickup folder (I call ours EMAILTEMP) then
just write to that file. Vio`la - easy email from U2/Pick!
I use the same principal to
What could be simpler than the shell commands i gave examples of - why would
you complicate it with a python script ?
-Original Message-
From: u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org
[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Steve Romanow
Sent: 12 September 2010 21:11
To:
There is an smtlib built in. You can call it just as easy as anything
else. Python is always the answer. ;)
On 9/12/10, Symeon Breen syme...@gmail.com wrote:
What could be simpler than the shell commands i gave examples of - why would
you complicate it with a python script ?
I'm sorry, didn't mean to be flip. I would never install a webserver
just to send mail. Python also has good ftp (ftputils) and ssh
(paramiko). Will work on aix and windows.
On 9/12/10, Steve Romanow slestak...@gmail.com wrote:
There is an smtlib built in. You can call it just as easy as
We are using Fake Sendmail For Windows
http://glob.com.au/sendmail/
Create the email content with all the headers in a subroutine and then just
call the EXECUTE method.
CMD = 'C:\usr\lib\sendmail -t ':EMAIL.TEMPFILE:' 21 ': EMAIL.DEBUGFILE
:''
EXECUTE DOS /c:CMD CAPTURING TRASH
The good
Mark,
A bigger question may be What are your statements going to look
like?
How are they currently produced (eg: embedded PCL commands to a laser
printer)? If you are looking at doing more with your fancy new emailed
statements than simply duplicating a dreary text only statement with
minimal
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