mail – v email address
sub : test
test text
Ctrl+D
cc
Enter
More examples
mail -s “some subject” [email protected]
Once you execute this it will give you a blank space where you can insert the text for your e-mail.
When you finish writing the e-mail you can stop the input mode with the key combination CTRL + D.
As soon as you press CTRL + D it will ask you for Cc:. If you want to send the e-mail to more than one recepient you can use this field and add the second e-mail address.
Note: You can add more than one e-mail address in the Cc: field separated by comma.
Here is an example:
mail -s “some subject” [email protected] Some mail text Cc: [email protected],[email protected]
Sending text file as an e-mail:
It is pretty simple to send a text file to your e-mail over the mail command.
Here is example
mail -s “some subject” [email protected] < /path/to/file
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Possible problems
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-bash: mail: command not found
yum install mail –> No package mail available.
You should run :
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yum install mailx
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mail [email protected] is working now
Enjoy
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