<quote who="Andre Pang">
> looks like your approach works, although i'd be inclined to do
>
> STDIN=$(tee -a pantslog) # you sure you don't want cat > pantslog?
> mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] < pantslog
No, tee -a means that I'm appending to a file, and putting everything out to
stdin as well, so if I just mailed pantslog, you would get the entire
appended file, not just the current bit in stdin. :)
- Jeff
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