crontab and html...

I have a scheduled cron job to run every night to test my application
and email me the results as a plain text file.


I would like enhance this functionality to include HTML link references
inside the logfile (that is generated and sent by cron).


For example:
Currently, my logfile (generated by cron) looks like:
=====================================================


Tests run: 100
Passed : 90
Failed : 10
Logs located at: [url]ftp://xyz/results/[/url]


----------------end of logfile------------------------------


Question
=======
I would like the lastline to be in hypertext, so that just by clicking
on it, the user is taken to the appropriate link (instead of cut-paste)
from the received email.


Can someone please let me know how to go about doing this.


Thanks a lot for all help,


Regards,
Vishal.

[email]vishal.study@gmail.com[/email] said the following, on 11/23/05 21:03:[color=blue]
> I have a scheduled cron job to run every night to test my application
> and email me the results as a plain text file.
>
>
> I would like enhance this functionality to include HTML link references
> inside the logfile (that is generated and sent by cron).
>
>
> For example:
> Currently, my logfile (generated by cron) looks like:
> =====================================================
>
>
> Tests run: 100
> Passed : 90
> Failed : 10
> Logs located at: [url]ftp://xyz/results/[/url]
>
>
> ----------------end of logfile------------------------------
>
>
> Question
> =======
> I would like the lastline to be in hypertext, so that just by clicking
> on it, the user is taken to the appropriate link (instead of cut-paste)
> from the received email.[/color]

Ed Morton has already posted an answer for you over in comp.unix.shell.

In the future, if you think it is appropriate to post a question in more
than one group, PLEASE do not post to each group separately. Please do
cross-post: put all the groups in the 'Newsgroup:' header, separating
the group names by commas. Doing this saves bandwidth, and means that
people don't have to see the same article multiple times.


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