I am still having problems with this can someone look at my input file and show me how to convert this so it formats correctly. I did try unix2dos but it make no difference. This input script was generated from reading several websites and importing the source code using lynx. cat printrep | mail "Test" test@xxxxxxxx or cat printrep | unix2dos | mail "Test" test@xxxxxxxx Does not work On 12/10/2007, Luciano Rocha <strange@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > On Fri, Oct 12, 2007 at 11:33:34AM +0100, Paul Ward wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > Please can someone show me the easy way of fixing this format problem, > > I am sure it must be a simple command. > > > > I am mailing myself a file from postfix. > > the file is created by doing a cat of around 10 files into my tmpfile > > when viewed by less it looks like this > > Number of pages printed for RIAS-INS-HH04 today is 24 > > Number of pages printed for RIAS-INS-HH05 today is 7 > > Number of pages printed for RIAS-INS-HH06 today is 0 > > Number of pages printed for RIAS-INS-HH07 today is 0 > > Number of pages printed for RIAS-INS-HH09 today is 0 > > Number of pages printed for RIAS-INS-HH10 today is 0 > > Number of pages printed for RIAS-INS-HH11 today is 0 > > Number of pages printed for RIAS-INS-HH12 today is 0 > > Number of pages printed for RIAS-INS-HH13 today is 0 > > Number of pages printed for RIAS-INS-HH14 today is 0 > > Number of pages printed for RIAS-INS-PRT02 today is 12 > > Number of pages printed for RIAS-INS-PRT03 today is 17 > > > > However when I mail myself it mail -s "TEST" pnward@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx < > > /tmp/tmpfile > > Add \r to \n: > unix2dos < /tmp/tmpfile | mail -s "TEST" pnward@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx > > -- > lfr > 0/0 > > -- > fedora-list mailing list > fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx > To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list > >
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