Quick (untested) answer, pipe it into sed:
| sed -e 's/^M//'
where the ^M is actually the control-M which can be
inserted using vi, for example, by using the keyboard
sequence ctrl-v ctrl-m
Could also try 'tr', see "man tr"
Dominic Mitchell wrote:
Hi,
There is a list to which I am subscribe which sends automated mail
with ^M. How can I get read of these? I have tried to use recode
to do this:
:0:
* ^(To|Cc|From):.*jobboom\.com
| $dos2unix | formail -A "X-Sorted: Jobs" >> $JOBS
where dos2unix='/usr/bin/recode ibmpc..lat1'
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