Mail command for Windows

Stky10

Righto, I've written this script that takes the important
bits out of log files created on a WinXP machine.

Now I want to mail it to myself or others. Is there an
application that I can use (like the 'mail' or 'mailx' command
in Unix) that I can call in a script that will mail me the file
without any user interaction??

I've googled for it, but all it throws back is email programs
like outlook or eudora or similar.

BTW, this isnt for some lame script kiddie hacker rubbish, its
for serious Sys Admin purposes in case anybody is wondering...

Stky10

Oh by the way, I realise I can do this easily in Perl, but then
I'd have to go to the bother of installing Perl on every machine
I want the script to run on, and I only want to do that if I
really really have to.

Capt'n Midnight

http://www.blat.net/ - command line util to send attachments, you need an smtp server but you probably have one already

ColmOT [MSFT]

If you're using VBScript, and have an SMTP Server somewhere in the domain, then just use CDO from within the VBScript...it's dead easy...

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set objMessage = CreateObject("CDO.Message")
objMessage.Subject = "Sample CDO message from VBScript"
objMessage.Sender = "me@mydomain.ie"
objMessage.To = "you@yourdomain.ie"
objMessage.TextBody = "Sample text"
objMessage.Send

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