Juche,

> In one of your bacula servers, we need a set of jobs to send 2 kind of emails 
> for every job. The only
> difference between mails os the subject. The differences are on the arguments 
> given to the "mailcommand"
> entry, as we need one of the mails to have one kind of internal code for 
> automatic processing, and the other
> mail having a normal combination of % parameters. How can I achieve this? Is 
> this possible?
Why not write a wrapper script that you place into the Mailcommand
Directive of the Messages Resource like:

Messages {
  mailcommand = "/bin/bash -c 'wrapper \"%j\" \"%r\" \"%d\" \"%e\"' "
  ...
}


Placve as much % Placeholder into that section as you need. You can
access those from inside your script by using $1 $2 ... $x. But I assume
that you know this.

In the script the most important part will be that you redirect STDIN
into a Variable that you can use for sending the mails:

#!/bin/bash
mail="$(cat)"
echo "$mail" | /usr/sbin/bsmtp \
    -h localhost -f "Bacula Backup $1 <$1 AT usw DOT at>" \
    -s "Bacula: $2 $3 of $4 $5"

echo "$mail" | /usr/sbin/bsmtp \
    -h localhost -f "Bacula Backup $1 <$1 AT usw DOT at>" \
    -s "My internal ID: $5"



This way you can send as many emails as you like, you can eaven pipe
$mail throug AWK first to change the content of the mail or play around
with it.

If you find a solution for your Problem please let us know, so that we
can learn from your genius solutions.

Hannes




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