bakercp
commented
11 years ago This addon for openFrameworks that I wrote works really well for that ... :)
Open abrahamavnisan opened 11 years ago
bakercp
commented
11 years ago This addon for openFrameworks that I wrote works really well for that ... :)
abrahamavnisan
commented
11 years ago unbelievable! if only I had asked you first :) Thanks for this! Will give it a whirl and see what I can do...
bakercp
commented
11 years ago It's not an ideal command line solution, but ... you could just use open frameworks :)
What are you trying to do (big picture)?
bakercp
commented
11 years ago Also, you probably figured it out, but you can clone the addon into your addons folder and then you should be able to run the example.
abrahamavnisan
commented
11 years ago Big picture is trying to make communication with my students (I teach technical writing online) more efficient, and using that as an excuse to get better at bash (or maybe now...openframeworks!) I can give you a more in depth big picture at some point down the road...
I'm having all sorts of ugly things happen when I try to run the example. I downloaded the zip, unzipped it, and placed the addon into the folder with the other addons. I'm getting this sort of thing (see attached image). Is the addon compatible with the version of oF we are running in class? It should be, right?
bakercp
commented
11 years ago Just ran across this:
http://msmtp.sourceforge.net/index.html
An easy way to install it would be
install homebrew (from http://brew.sh/)
ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.github.com/mxcl/homebrew/go)"
Then
brew install msmtp
Then you'll need to make a configuration file but you should be able to use msmtp form the command line.
abrahamavnisan
commented
11 years ago Awesome - thanks!! Will explore further this weekend and keep you posted.
From what I can glean, this is an alternative to your oF addon. I guess the advantage would be that I could then do stuff in bash? And / or might be able to get it up and running where I'm running into trouble with the addon (this is my first time trying to use an oF addon, so it might be something silly / something I'll be able to fix with fresh eyes.
Time to go home and go to bed now :)
bakercp
commented
11 years ago Is this resolved?
abrahamavnisan
commented
11 years ago No, because I haven't had any time to deal with it. It's not urgent - why don't you mark it as resolved and I'll open it back up if needed?
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Hey guys,
This is not directly related to what we've been working on in class, but I thought I'd post my issue here anyway as people might find this useful for projects down the line.
I became interested tonight in writing some bash scripts that could send email - particularly email through a gmail account. You can send email over terminal using the mail command, but as it turns out, it's pretty complicated.
I spent quite a few hours on it tonight and finally had to give up. I was using this tutorial along with a few others, but couldn't get past this error message (which you can access with
tail -f /var/log/mail.login terminal):If anybody has any ideas, let me know. If not, don't worry about it. If you want to set this up on your system in the future and I ever get it working, ask me for help!
Happy Friday.