I am in the process of trying to run a script which usually sits on an AIX machine on its new host Linux node.  The code I am running looks like this:      (uuencode $path/info.dat info.csv; uuencode $RESULTS results.log) | mail -s "Info" $MAIL_RECIPIENTS   So normally what this does is take the .dat file and standard outs it in a csv format - and sends the mail with no body but just the info.csv and results.log attached.  What is actually happening is the encoded output that uuencode produces (if you were to just run it independently) is being sent in the message body and there are no attachments.  The email body looks like this:   begin 775 info.csv  M+3`U+C`S+C4S+C(Q-#`W."(L(D%55$]314Y$("`B+")!551/4T5.1"`@(BPB etc.. etc... end  begin 775 results.log M+3`U+C`S+C4S+C(Q-#`W."(L(D%55$]314Y$("`B+")!551/4T5.1"`@(BPB etc... etc... end   The version of uuencode on the new machine:   uuencode (GNU sharutils) 4.7 Copyright (C) 1994, 1995, 1996, 2002, 2005, 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. This is free software; see the source for copying conditions.  There is NO warranty; not even for MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
e.g., I've got files I want to send by sendmail but the receiving mailbox (for posting pictures to my blog) will not accept uuencode files a la   $uuencode file | sendmail user@domain  I'm guessing it'll accept MIME though. So what command can I use instead?
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He could also, being all-powerful, just freeze time for a bit and skip a few steps, creating the world and universe instantly, with all the civilizations and animals and things in place, putting all the strangers there together next to a car which is already on fire and the man trapped under it. Then press play, and presto, you have the exact same scenario, without billions of years of buildup. Let's refer to this as Universe B.  God is obviously capable of doing both. My question thus is whether there is an  (really any difference at all) between Universe A and Universe B. Personally, I don't think this kind of power is outside of God's capability; he should, after all, have no problem with creating identical universes which match up exactly once they reach "biker under the car" moment where He unfroze time in Universe B. At that moment, Universe A and Universe B are exactly the same, right? 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