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How to send output of command via email?
We are on AIX 6.1 TL6 I am trying to develop a script that does the following: It should send the output of “df -g /directory/folder” command as an email to a user ([email protected]) This is too simple and i can research on how to do it, but it would be great if… 4. Shell Programming and Scripting
Is there a way to send an email in PowerShell?
Hi everyone, there’s a few threads here around this topic but I’m still having problems getting my head around having PowerShell send an email. The Send-MailMessage command makes sense, but getting the output of a script I run to check DFS backlog, sent in the message of the email is where I’m stuck.
How to get the output of a PowerShell script?
You can use += to add each line, but you need to do that into an array to keep the llines separated. If you don’t use an array, the first time you do $scr += the output of that command will be in $scr, but it will be a string.
Which is easier to send an email or a command line?
As far as sending the email goes, send-mailmessage is much easier than the system.net.mail method. The command line can get a bit long with all the required parameters, but there’s something called “splatting” you can do that will let you put those parameters and values into a hash table so they’re easier to look at and keep organized.
Is there a way to reply to all emails in one screen reader?
To reply to just the original sender, press Ctrl+R. If the message has multiple recipients and you want to reply to all of them, press Ctrl+Shift+R. A new email opens with the same subject and is set to reply to the sender or everyone included in the original email.
How do you send an email in Windows 10?
Open the Mail app in Windows 10. Click ⊕ New mail in the upper-left corner. Enter the recipient’s email address. Type it in the “To” field. Add a subject in the “Subject” field. Type the body of the email message. Click the Insert tab at the top of the screen.
How to output to both screen and file inside a shell?
When executing this script, there is no output to screen, and, since I’m connecting to the server via putty, I have to open another connection and do “tail -f log_file_path.log”, because I can’t terminate the running script and I want to see the output in real time.