Sending email using the sendEMail tcl

[Tad Reissing]

I am trying to send an email to multiple recipients using the following command for testing:

sendEMail “192.168.20.199” { “email1@mydomain.com” “email2@mydomain.com” } “Cloverleaf” “TEST” “TEST” 1

The command seems to process without an error, but I never get the email.  If I use the following command everything works fine with just the one email address:

sendEMail “192.168.20.199” { “email1@bbpllab.com” } “Cloverleaf” “TEST” “TEST” 1

Any thoughts?

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[Robert Milfajt]

What is this sendEMail proc to which you refer?  Can you send a copy of that script?

Robert Milfajt
Northwestern Medicine
Chicago, IL

[Russ Ross]

I quick test you might try is using a comma to separate the email addresses as follows:

sendEMail “192.168.20.199” “email1@mydomain.com,email2@mydomain.com” “Cloverleaf” “TEST” “TEST” 1

I’m not familiar with the particular sendEMail you are using but I use comma separated email addresses successfully when using the sendmail command that comes with AIX.

Russ Ross
RussRoss318@gmail.com

[John Zalesak]

Here is how I email from UNIX in Tcl

#!/quovadx/qdx5.4.1/integrator/bin/hcitcl

set EmailMsg “This is the body of the email”

set EmailSub “This is the subject line of the email”

set Emails “name1@gshvin.org name2@gshvin.org”

catch [exec << $EmailMsg mailx -s $EmailSub $Emails]

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