[KLUG Members] Win32 "mail" equivalent?
Joe Budzynski
joe at deuceweb.net
Thu Dec 2 17:55:55 EST 2004
Quoting Adam Tauno Williams <adam at morrison-ind.com>:
> I have automated running clamscan (CLAM Anti-Virus for Win32,
> http://www.clamwin.net/ ) on Window 2000/XP via the schedular. But I
> need some equivalent to the trusty "mail" command so I can post the
> results to the mail folder. Anyone know of such a beast?
>
> (Something SIMPLE that doesn't involve installing jigabytes of crap; I
> don't like installing things on already weebly woobly fragile winblows).
>
> clamwin.exe lets you schedule scans and mail alerts for found viral
> content, but using it requires clamwin.exe to be running (a user logged
> in with clamtray.exe in the system tray). I need this to be a totally
> background user-remains-merrily-clueless kind of thing.
>
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I know it is possible to send an e-mail from command line with the Novell
GroupWise mail client...see info:
http://doc.advisor.com/doc/13836
I don't know if the other major mail clients support this, but it seems that
Outlook Express does...
http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=192341
Don't know how much or if this helps, but it might be a start.
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