I am trying to include the date in a YYYYMMDD format on outgoing email using
the command line function "date +%Y%m%d". Here is what I have tried so far.
filename = $HOME/procmail/today-k12news.txt
thedate = "date +%Y%m%d"
:0 bw : $filename.LOCKEXT
*^From:(_dot_)*k12news(_at_)k12(_dot_)com*
*^Subject:.K12 News
| perl -p -e 's/\.{10,}.*?\.{10,}//sg' | \
tee $filename | \
mail -s "K12 News"
distro-list$thedate(_at_)chandler(_dot_)k12(_dot_)az(_dot_)us -f
basilr(_at_)chandler(_dot_)k12(_dot_)az(_dot_)us
Any hints?
What actually happes?
Take "-f" off the mail command.
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