email.sh #2

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# This script is used to send email to all of your Perforce users.
# Create a file called message.txt that contains the body of your message.
# Then call this script and pass the subject in quotes as the only parameter.

# It makes a copy of the previous email list, then call make_email_list.py
# to generate a new one from Perforce.

# The reason for making the copy is so that you will always have an email list that
# you can use to send email with. Just comment out the call to python mmake_email_list.py
# below, and run the script. It will use the current list to send email from. This is
# handy in case your server goes off-line.

copy emaillist.txt emaillist.prev
python make_email_list.py
python pymail.py -t emaillist.txt -s %1 -i message.txt