Am 2007-11-25 20:46:25, schrieb Frank Bulk:
> I'm new to this list but searched the archives (and Google) and was unable
> to find an answer.
>
> We were using 1.4.1i, but upgraded to 1.5.17 to take advantage of
> wildcard-based file attaching. As a result of that change we see that
> command-line based emails that cron is sending out now are folding the
> lines.
Who is sending out?
Cron does not use mutt and I have never seen folded subjectlines in a
cron message. -- Even if the commandline was 1000 Bytes long...
> For example, what was:
> Subject: A DSL modem belonging to username 'username' is constantly
> reconnecting (112 times)
> in the headers is now:
> Subject: A DSL modem belonging to username 'username' is constantly
> reconnecting (112 times)
Do you use a script and inside the script you use mutt?
I think, there are better and faster ways to send out messages.
sendmail -t <<EOF
To: root@localhost
From: Cron <root@localhost>
Subject: A DSL modem belonging to username 'username' is constantly
reconnecting (112 times)
Date: $(date -rfc-822)
Message-Id: ...
Mime-Version: ...
...
EOF
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day
Michelle Konzack
Tamay Dogan Network
Open Hardware Developer
Debian GNU/Linux Consultant
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