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bozoid	2013-01-14 , 06:40
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last i tried, there was a difference if one ran it as root or as user user.
also, might need run-standalone.sh?
cant remember but it was trivial (tho it seg faulted) so i ignored it.
but issue lies around there last i recall.

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	nicolai	2013-01-14 , 19:40
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It now supports multiple "-a FILE" commandline arguments
for attachments.

And think I found the reason why it segfaults sometimes.

Attached the new version 0.0.5-debfile (garage and/or autobuilder
is down)

Attached Files

mailcmd_0.0.5_armel.deb (9.9 KB, 128 views)

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	solbrit	2013-02-12 , 00:35
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When installing I get

Code:

Package mailcmd: File '/usr/bin/mailcmd' not in digsigsums -- warning
No digsigsums file

I take it this is not good. Any attempt to send mail will give segmentation fault...

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	nicolai	2013-02-12 , 19:23
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I had no problems installing the deb file.
From commandline and with the application manager.
Where did you get that message?

And it works without segfaulting.

Do you have an email-account in modest, and
what was the exact command?

regards
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ade	2013-02-12 , 20:12
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Smells like an N9 message.. this is for a N900

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	solbrit	2013-02-12 , 20:31
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Indeed it is, and how wrong I was

Couldn't this be ported to the N9 by some kind soul...?
Thanks!

Edit: Installed beautifully on the N900

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mr_pingu	2013-02-12 , 22:19
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Where I can find full manpage of this?

I have like 4 accounts configured in modest is there an option to select an account to send from?
Also, probably more related to general terminal but how to go one line back and/or delete a line if you spotted a mistake or pressed enter too much :P

Other than that it is working totally fine, and have not experienced a segfault yet.

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	nicolai	2013-02-12 , 23:04
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Originally Posted by mr_pingu

Where I can find full manpage of this?

"mailcmd -h" :-)

Originally Posted by mr_pingu

I have like 4 accounts configured in modest is there an option to select an account to send from?

No.

Originally Posted by mr_pingu

Also, probably more related to general terminal but how to go one line back and/or delete a line if you spotted a mistake or pressed enter too much :P

It is easier to use an editor in xterm and after composing
your text send it with mailcmd:

cat textfile | mailcmd ....

Originally Posted by mr_pingu

Other than that it is working totally fine, and have not experienced a segfault yet.

Nicolai

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mr_pingu	2013-02-12 , 23:20
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Originally Posted by nicolai

"mailcmd -h" :-)

I figured that one out

Thought there would be more hidden...

Originally Posted by nicolai

No.

Are you planning to add support for that?

Originally Posted by nicolai

It is easier to use an editor in xterm and after composing
your text send it with mailcmd:

cat textfile | mailcmd ....

Thanks for the tip

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bozoid	2013-02-14 , 04:30
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Originally Posted by mr_pingu

Where I can find full manpage of this?

I have like 4 accounts configured in modest is there an option to select an account to send from?
Also, probably more related to general terminal but how to go one line back and/or delete a line if you spotted a mistake or pressed enter too much :P

Other than that it is working totally fine, and have not experienced a segfault yet.

I didn't try it with mailcmd, but I'm sure you could work something out based on this:
seq 1 10 | vim -
.. inside vim, pres Esc & type following:
:w !sed -e 's/^/MailLine/'

In actual, you'd actually only run vim without a filename, type the mail content, press Esc, and type :w !mailcmd someone@somewhere.com.

More info here:
http://www.softpanorama.org/Editors/...m_piping.shtml

kh