Re: (off-topic) Quick method of sending files from ssh to clients

Hello, (this is my first post here), just thought it might be helpful to mention python's pexpect module.  It's used like this:

rcmd="ssh root@%s /etc/init.d/firewall restart"%(IP_SOMEWHERE)

foo = pexpect.spawn(rcmd)

-Charles Cosse

2011/9/29 Bjarni Rúnar Einarsson <bre@pagekite.net>

2011/9/29 Bjarni Rúnar Einarsson <bre@pagekite.net>:

> If you have mutt installed (a popular text-mode mail reader/writer),
> you can get the same thing done without any scripting:
>
> $ echo 'Here you go' |mutt recipient@domain.com -s 'My subject' -a /path/to/file

... following up to myself, one of the main benefits to this approach
is you can have multiple -a arguments to attach multiple files, and if
you run just 'mutt -a /path/to/file -a /path/to/file2', it will
interactively ask you to fill in the blanks.

Although a bit long in the tooth, I think mutt is probably still king
of the console mail clients. :-)

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