At 12:01 AM 2/7/01 GMT, you wrote:
Patrick Price writes:
At 11:18 PM 2/6/01 GMT, you wrote:
Patrick Price writes:
At 10:57 PM 2/6/01 GMT, you wrote:
Patrick Price writes:
I'm implementing the poor man's autoresponder with this in a .courier
file:
| /usr/lib/courier/bin/preline /usr/lib/courier/bin/reformail -r |
cat -
./info.txt | sendmail
Problem is, the Subject: line from the text file isn't setting the
subject.
How do I get the Subject to appear? Right now it's blank.
Use two files. One with custom headers for your autoreply, the other
one
with the autoreply content, then use:
cat header.txt - body.txt
Make sure that there are no blank lines in header.txt
Nope, didn't work. This is the same as putting the header in the
body.txt
file, but I split it out like you suggested. Both Eudora and Outlook
Express don't show a subject line in the received email.
The header is
Subject: This is a test
Check if reformail -r generates a blank Subject: header for you, if so,
just
delete it.
Removing -r from reformail doesn't return any email to me.
By "delete" I mean delete the subject header.
You lost me, obviously. I don't know how to "delete" the subject header.
If I did that in the text file containing the body, there would be no
subject, right?
The problem is, I want to set the Subject: header on the returned email.
How can I go about this?
Thanks,
Patrick
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