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Wikipedia says that this should work:
echo "Some message" | mail -s "meeting today" somebody@example.com
But I do not get any mails, instead an error message:
$ echo "world" | mail -s "hello, " -c lazer@gmail.com
You must specify direct recipients with -s, -c, or -b.
$
What is the correct way to use mail?
You are trying to send mail without specifying the
To:, just who you are CC-ing it to.Do something like:
To send it to yourself, but CC it to the person you wanted to CC it to (or just send it to them without the
-cflag)