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Have you tried:<br />
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uuencode file.dat &lt;&nbsp;file.dat | mailx user@host.domain.com<br />
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This runs uuencode which converts an 8 bit file into 7 bit text, and takes file.dat as the input file. &nbsp;Then it takes the result of that, and pipes it through to the mailx command which is sending to user@host.domain.com
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Have you tried:

uuencode file.dat < file.dat | mailx user@host.domain.com

This runs uuencode which converts an 8 bit file into 7 bit text, and takes file.dat as the input file.  Then it takes the result of that, and pipes it through to the mailx command which is sending to user@host.domain.com

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ok<br />
It works but &nbsp;it has come all the mail in a single row.<br />
How can I make it to arrive as it is the original file?<br />
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What is the syntax for sending a file via mailx?<br />
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ok
It works but  it has come all the mail in a single row.
How can I make it to arrive as it is the original file?

What is the syntax for sending a file via mailx?



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I want to send a file via mailx.<br />
I want to send to a receiver who has an Outlook express client.<br />
How can I do it
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I want to send a file via mailx.
I want to send to a receiver who has an Outlook express client.
How can I do it

How can I send a file via mailx (solaris)

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