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Email Subject Not Showing
Posted on 2011-09-12
Trying to put together a script to send out email. I have a SUBJECT=, but the email always arrives saying 'no subject'. What am I missing?
#!/bin/bash
# script to send simple email
# email subject
SUBJECT="DELETED TODAY"
# Email To ?
EMAIL="cornelius.taylor@cs
# Email text/message
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
/bin/mail -s "$SUBJECT" "$EMAIL" < $EMAILMESSAGE
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#!/bin/bash
# script to send simple email
# email subject
SUBJECT="DELETED TODAY"
# Email To ?
EMAIL="cornelius.taylor@cs
# Email text/message
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
/bin/mail -s "$SUBJECT" "$EMAIL" < $EMAILMESSAGE
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/bin/mail -s "$SUBJECT" "$EMAIL" < $EMAILMESSAGE
/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
#!/bin/bash
# script to send simple email
# email subject
SUBJECT='DELETED TODAY'
# Email To ?
EMAIL="cornelius.taylor@cs
# Email text/message
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
echo "Testing email"
/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
Still saying (no subject) :-(
# script to send simple email
# email subject
SUBJECT='DELETED TODAY'
# Email To ?
EMAIL="cornelius.taylor@cs
# Email text/message
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
echo "Testing email"
/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
Still saying (no subject) :-(
Active today
Well,
I can't see any mistake in your script.
Maybe we should try to approach step by step.
What do you get with
/bin/mail -s "DELETED TODAY" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
Does it work?
If this doesn't work either - could it be that some server inbetween doesn't like "DELETED"?
Does this work then:
/bin/mail -s "XXXXXXX TODAY" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
?
wmp
I can't see any mistake in your script.
Maybe we should try to approach step by step.
What do you get with
/bin/mail -s "DELETED TODAY" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
Does it work?
If this doesn't work either - could it be that some server inbetween doesn't like "DELETED"?
Does this work then:
/bin/mail -s "XXXXXXX TODAY" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
?
wmp
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I heard some people don't like "XXX..." either.
So try something like "EXPERIMENTAL SUBJECT" or the like.
So try something like "EXPERIMENTAL SUBJECT" or the like.
I tested the updated syntax, with DELETED in the subject, and it worked just fine as I expected.
wmp might be on to something about the contents of the subject... I've never ran across that but it wouldn't surprise me if something like that was indeed happening.
Curious what happens when you change subject per wmp's recommendation.
wmp might be on to something about the contents of the subject... I've never ran across that but it wouldn't surprise me if something like that was indeed happening.
Curious what happens when you change subject per wmp's recommendation.
Thanks but same thing :-(
#!/bin/bash
# script to send simple email
# email subject
SUBJECT='DELETED TODAY'
# Email To ?
EMAIL="cornelius.taylor@cs
# Email text/message
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
echo "Testing email"
#/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
/bin/mail -s "TODAY" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
~
#!/bin/bash
# script to send simple email
# email subject
SUBJECT="EXPERIMENTAL SUBJECT"
# Email To ?
EMAIL="cornelius.taylor@cs
# Email text/message
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
#/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
~
#!/bin/bash
# script to send simple email
# email subject
SUBJECT='DELETED TODAY'
# Email To ?
EMAIL="cornelius.taylor@cs
# Email text/message
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
echo "Testing email"
#/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
/bin/mail -s "TODAY" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
~
#!/bin/bash
# script to send simple email
# email subject
SUBJECT="EXPERIMENTAL SUBJECT"
# Email To ?
EMAIL="cornelius.taylor@cs
# Email text/message
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
#/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
~
OK so. These mails you are sending are being received, correct? Check the headers and look for the "Subject" line -- I'm curious if the header is non-existant, a null value, or if it says "(no subject)" like you posted earlier.
I understand that the "(no subject)" is probably just something displayed by your email client, but look for it in the headers anyways.
Bottom line here is the script works in general.
I understand that the "(no subject)" is probably just something displayed by your email client, but look for it in the headers anyways.
Bottom line here is the script works in general.
Active today
So we have some general problem with the script as a whole.
Could it be that you wrote the script under e.g. Windows and transferred it
(maybe even with copy and paste) to Unix?
Could you try just from the command line (outside any script, that is):
mail -s "MYSUBJECT" cornelius.taylor@csueastba
?
Could it be that you wrote the script under e.g. Windows and transferred it
(maybe even with copy and paste) to Unix?
Could you try just from the command line (outside any script, that is):
mail -s "MYSUBJECT" cornelius.taylor@csueastba
?
Bottom line here is the script works in general.
So we have some general problem with the script as a whole.
Haha!
Ok let me rephrase mine -- Bottom line here is the script is syntactically correct :)
Nothing much header wise
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Yes i did put it on notepad and copied it to unix but when i set list, it looks ok.
#!/bin/bash$
# script to send simple email$
# email subject$
SUBJECT="EXPERIMENTAL SUBJECT"$
# Email To ?$
EMAIL="cornelius.taylor@cs
# Email text/message$
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt $
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
#/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE$
/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE$
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:set list
#!/bin/bash$
# script to send simple email$
# email subject$
SUBJECT="EXPERIMENTAL SUBJECT"$
# Email To ?$
EMAIL="cornelius.taylor@cs
# Email text/message$
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt $
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
#/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE$
/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE$
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:set list
that's not the actual header.
Do these things to find hidden characters:
vi the script, and type :set list
cat -v scriptname
Do these things to find hidden characters:
vi the script, and type :set list
cat -v scriptname
Ah my bad I spoke too soon, was writing 1 reply then saw your other but didn't pay enough attention to it.
Still would like to see the real headers if possible.
Still would like to see the real headers if possible.
oracle@bb7b:~/scripts$ cat -v email_results.sh
#!/bin/bash
# script to send simple email
# email subject
SUBJECT="EXPERIMENTAL SUBJECT"
# Email To ?
EMAIL="cornelius.taylor@cs
# Email text/message
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
#/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
oracle@bb7b:~/scripts$
./email_results.sh
#!/bin/bash
# script to send simple email
# email subject
SUBJECT="EXPERIMENTAL SUBJECT"
# Email To ?
EMAIL="cornelius.taylor@cs
# Email text/message
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
#/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
oracle@bb7b:~/scripts$
./email_results.sh
Active today
>> i did put it on notepad and copied it to unix <<
I'd suggest rewriting the script from scratch under UNIX using vi!
I saw the weirdest things with copy and paste from Windows to Unix.
And with command line I meant what I posted above:
mail -s "MYSUBJECT" cornelius.taylor@csueastba
I'd suggest rewriting the script from scratch under UNIX using vi!
I saw the weirdest things with copy and paste from Windows to Unix.
And with command line I meant what I posted above:
mail -s "MYSUBJECT" cornelius.taylor@csueastba
#!/bin/bash
SUBJECT="Experimental Subject"
EMAIL="cornelius.taylor@cs
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
or
"email_result.sh" 6 lines, 239 characters
#!/bin/bash
SUBJECT="Experimental Subject"
EMAIL="cornelius.taylor@cs
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
/bin/mail -s "SHOW SUBJECT" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
~
Same thing either way :-(
SUBJECT="Experimental Subject"
EMAIL="cornelius.taylor@cs
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
/bin/mail -s "${SUBJECT}" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
or
"email_result.sh" 6 lines, 239 characters
#!/bin/bash
SUBJECT="Experimental Subject"
EMAIL="cornelius.taylor@cs
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
/bin/mail -s "SHOW SUBJECT" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
~
Same thing either way :-(
Active today
So the script seems indeed OK.
Could you finally run the command line thing?
If this doesn't work either it must indeed have to do with Gmail.
Do you have an account with some other provider to check?
Could you finally run the command line thing?
If this doesn't work either it must indeed have to do with Gmail.
Do you have an account with some other provider to check?
Yes, the same when sent to a different client
#!/bin/bash
SUBJECT="Experimental Subject"
EMAIL="zozimos@gmx.com"
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
/bin/mail -s "SHOW SUBJECT" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
~
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~
#!/bin/bash
SUBJECT="Experimental Subject"
EMAIL="zozimos@gmx.com"
awk '/deleted/' score_provider_delete.lst > /tmp/emailmessage.txt
EMAILMESSAGE="/tmp/emailme
/bin/mail -s "SHOW SUBJECT" "${EMAIL}" < $EMAILMESSAGE
~
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Active today
Last call for the command line test.
mail -s "MYSUBJECT" cornelius.taylor@csueastba
mail -s "MYSUBJECT" cornelius.taylor@csueastba
Sorry
oracle@bb7b:~/scripts$
oracle@bb7b:~/scripts$ mail -s "MYSUBJECT" cornelius.taylor@csueastba
/export/home/oracle/dead.l
oracle@bb7b:~/scripts$
oracle@bb7b:~/scripts$
oracle@bb7b:~/scripts$ mail -s "MYSUBJECT" cornelius.taylor@csueastba
/export/home/oracle/dead.l
oracle@bb7b:~/scripts$
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Ah yes, finally.
OK so the Subject header is non-existent, but so is the body To, so that whole thing looks abnormal.
I have an idea...
OK so the Subject header is non-existent, but so is the body To, so that whole thing looks abnormal.
I have an idea...
which mail
ls -l `!!`
racle@bb7b:/u05/datapump_d
/usr/bin/mail
oracle@bb7b:/u05/datapump_
oracle@bb7b:/u05/datapump_
ls -l `which mail`
-r-x--s--x 1 root mail 67932 Aug 10 2010 /usr/bin/mail
/usr/bin/mail
oracle@bb7b:/u05/datapump_
oracle@bb7b:/u05/datapump_
ls -l `which mail`
-r-x--s--x 1 root mail 67932 Aug 10 2010 /usr/bin/mail
OK. The administrator said i should actually be using sendmail where i would need to feed all that information myself.
Thanks
Thanks
Not sure why you gave the Accepted Solution to http:#36525987
wmp and I both spent a lot of time on this, both had great ideas, agreed on pretty much everything, but I still don't understand why you assigned points the way you did.
Is it possible to distribute the full amount of points split equally between wmp and I? If you object wmp or have comments, please speak up.
wmp and I both spent a lot of time on this, both had great ideas, agreed on pretty much everything, but I still don't understand why you assigned points the way you did.
Is it possible to distribute the full amount of points split equally between wmp and I? If you object wmp or have comments, please speak up.
I may be confused about how points work with questions since I haven't submitted one. I got a base value of 250 for this, and I assume wmp got 500. I don't want to take away any points from wmp, so is it possible for both of us to get 500?
Hah ok.
Wasn't trying to start any drama, just was a bit confused, only been on here for like a week :)
And yes thanks for the points! haha
Good luck.
Wasn't trying to start any drama, just was a bit confused, only been on here for like a week :)
And yes thanks for the points! haha
Good luck.
From what i see, 500 is the maximum possible on any question. One of you noted there was nothing wrong with the script, you tested the script and concluded it work. That is why i upped from 250 to 500, the maximum in order to give the original value to each. No wmp got 250 also. I know there used to be a way to work around the 500 point limit by putting out another question with a title like Points For Papertrip, but I think EE now discourages if not outright forbids that.
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