on Thu, 31 Jan 2008
22:16:04 -0800
> sendmail -d -t listsns@roadrunner.com -f "s-geo@usa.net" > sendmail-d-t-f_Quotes_spaces.txt
As I have mentioned before and Steven has disagreed the -t switch does not have
parameters. You use the -t switch to instruct sendmail to get the To: and
From: from the email headers. You can use the -f to override the From: if you
use the -t to get the To:. So the command should be
sendmail -a file-name -f from-address to-address (supply both the from and
to) (NOTE the to-address is the last parameter and does not have a switch
before it)
or
sendmail -a file-name -f from-address -t (supply the from and get the to
from the email headers)
or
sendmail -a file-name -t (get the from and to from the email headers)
--
Robert Blair
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