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where logical_destination is email1-ld and emailfilename could be named
/ email_script/samp.script and stored on your local system. Note that you must
have defined a body.txt file and a sig.txt file for this script to work correctly.
This attribute file sends a report to a 'johndoe' Internet ID, using a logical
destination (printer) named
email1-ld that you specify from the command line.
Note that the convention us.name.com is used to indicate a company-wide
addressing system, where it indicates the country ( us ), the company name (name )
and the communications name ( com ) for all fully qualified addresses in the
company.
Note that you cannot put comments in an attributes file using the
-Z
option.
This script does not print ASCII input data. To print ASCII input files, see
Submitting Text Files with a Korn Shell Script.
Submitting files with a Korn shell script
You can create a Korn shell script (named sendfile for this example) with a simpler
command syntax because the pdpr command is included in the shell script.
Create a file that contains the pdpr command and all its attributes. Create the
following Korn shell script and place it in a directory on the AIX system where
you have installed the
pdpr command.
The file should look similar to this:
# Sample Attribute File for InfoPrint Manager Email
# using a script to submit
# sendemail $1 $2
# $1 is required as the name of the file to send.
# $2 is optional as the recipient of the email.
#
#! /usr/bin/ksh
if [[ -a $1 && -n $1] ]
then
if [ $2 ]
then
WHOTO=$2
else
WHOTO="johndoe@us.name.com"
fi
/usr/lpp/pd/bin/pdpr -p email1-ld \
-r brief \
-x email-to-address=$WHOTO \
-x email-from-address=root@serv.us.name.com \
-x "subject-text='Your requested Email file'" \
-x document-type=printable $1 \
-x document-type=email-body /email_script/body.txt \
-x document-type=email-signature /email_script/sig.txt
else
echo " sendfile: could not locate file [$1]"
fi
At the command-line, this Korn shell script would use this syntax:
sendfile outputfilename [destination]
where outputfilename specifies the file that you are sending ( sample.pdf ) and
destination is the email address ( johndoe ) to which you are sending the file.
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