amsend(1M)

NAME
     amsend - mail availmon reports

SYNOPSIS
     /usr/etc/amsend { -a | -d | -i } [ -r ] [ -f { filename | - } ]
          [ -z ] [ -x ] addresses
     /usr/etc/amsend [ -c configfile ] addresses

DESCRIPTION
     amsend is used to send availability or diagnosis reports either by
     specifying report type, format and specific email address, or by
     indicating email addresses contained in the autoemail.list configuration
     file.

     In the first synopsis, options must be used to indicate report type,
     format, and addresses:

     -a   Specify an availability report.  Use /var/adm/crash/availreport as
          the report file if no -f option is provided

     -d   Specify a diagnosis report.  Use /var/adm/crash/diagreport as the
          report file if no -f option is provided

     -i   Specify an interesting diagnosis report Use
          /var/adm/crash/diagreport as report file if no -f option is
          provided.  "Interesting" means that the diagnosis report includes
          icrash, syslog, hinv, versions or gfxinfo information

     -r   Specify that the report is a registration/deregistration report

     -f { filename | - }
          Use filename as the report, or use standard input

     -z   Compress the report

     -x   Encrypt the report

     If the report is compressed and/or encrypted, the output is uuencoded
     before being mailed.

     In the second synopsis, an autoemail.list configuration file is checked
     to determine which reports to send and which email format to use.
     Specified addresses are looked up in the configuration file, and reports
     are mailed to those addresses according to the setting in the email list
     configuration file.  Addresses that are not included in the configuration
     file are ignored.

     -c configfile
          Specify auto-email configuration file.  The default is
          /var/adm/avail/config/autoemail.list
FILES
     /var/adm/avail/config/autoemail.list  autoemail.list configuration file

SEE ALSO
     amconfig(1M), amnotify(1M), amreceive(1M), availmon(5).