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From:	"Olivier RONGIER" <orongier AT netcourrier DOT com>
To:	<cygwin AT cygwin DOT com>
Subject:	Bash and Telnet / Redirection / Here documents and Redirecting input problem
Date:	Tue, 26 Feb 2002 17:10:09 +0100
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Hello,

I've got a problem with redirection in Cygwin.

Here is a script that doesn't work under bash or ash :

#### Begin
telnet mail 25 << EOT
MAIL FROM: <an_email>
RCPT TO: <my_email>
DATA
Subject: Test sending mail with telnet

Just a test
Olivier

.
quit
EOT
#### End

It's ok when I write this directly on a shell session (i.e without "<<
EOT").
The script is ok on several Unix (Solaris, HP-UX, Linux) with several Shell.
I tried "telnet mail 25 < file_with_smtp_commands" but it doesn't work.
(idem with "cat file_with_smtp_commands | telnet mail 25")

Redirection is ok with "bc". For example, this script is working fine :

#### Begin
bc << EOT
20*4
EOT
#### End

I tried such redirection with "PLUS80.EXE" (Oracle SQL*Plus for windows) :
no success.

So here are my questions :
- can we use redirection with Windows executables?
- is it an Unix emulation problem, a shell problem, or a telnet problem?
- does a workaround exist?

Regards.
Olivier RONGIER.
(french user)
mailto:orongier AT netcourrier DOT com


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