1. Mail No attachment, just the body:
mailx -m -s "My Subject" billh@abc.com
< file_for_email_body
2. Mail with attachement, and no body:
ux2dos /path_to/some_file |
uuencode some_file.txt |
mailx -m -s "MAIL FROM Billh" billh@abc.com
3. Mail with both attachment and body:
ux2dos /path_to/some_file |
uuencode some_file.txt |
mailx -m -s "My subject" billh@abc.com
< file_for_body
4. Mail with carbon (cc) and blind carbon (bcc):
mailx -m -s "Some Subject" billh@abc.com
< file_for_body
(Note that this does not work well when using the -r option in mailx.)
The file_for_email_body should look like this:
~c somebody_to_cc@abc.com
~b somebody_to_bc@abc.com
The remainder of this file is the
body of the email.
5. Mail with multiple attachments and body:
(Leave out the 'Here is some body text' if no body text is needed)
mailx -m -s "Hello" billh@abc.com << EOF
$(ux2dos /home/blh/.kshrc |
uuencode /home/blh/.kshrc.txt)
$(ux2dos /home/blh/.profile |
uuencode /home/billh/.profile.txt)
Here is some body text.
EOF – See more at: http://serviceitdirect.com/blog/hp-ux-email-attachments#sthash.h3UrBY1c.dpuf