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How to attach a file while sending an email through shell script?


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I used the following code to send an email via shell script.



Code: mail -s "subject" toaddress@gmail.com <<< "Body of the mail"



It worked. But I want to attach a file while sending the mail. How to do it?










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    I used the following code to send an email via shell script.



    Code: mail -s "subject" toaddress@gmail.com <<< "Body of the mail"



    It worked. But I want to attach a file while sending the mail. How to do it?










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      I used the following code to send an email via shell script.



      Code: mail -s "subject" toaddress@gmail.com <<< "Body of the mail"



      It worked. But I want to attach a file while sending the mail. How to do it?










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      I used the following code to send an email via shell script.



      Code: mail -s "subject" toaddress@gmail.com <<< "Body of the mail"



      It worked. But I want to attach a file while sending the mail. How to do it?







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          You can make use of "mutt" if it's installed in your Linux machine.



          $$ mutt -a "file_attachment"


          Other options are the same as in the mail command.






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          You can make use of "mutt" if it's installed in your Linux machine.



          $$ mutt -a "file_attachment"


          Other options are the same as in the mail command.






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          You can make use of "mutt" if it's installed in your Linux machine.



          $$ mutt -a "file_attachment"


          Other options are the same as in the mail command.






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          You can make use of "mutt" if it's installed in your Linux machine.



          $$ mutt -a "file_attachment"


          Other options are the same as in the mail command.






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          You can make use of "mutt" if it's installed in your Linux machine.



          $$ mutt -a "file_attachment"


          Other options are the same as in the mail command.







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