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I try to create a new message with several attachments via command line, but this does not work:
thunderbird -compose "attachment='/etc/mtab',attachment='/etc/fstab'"
Only the first file gets attached. The second is missing.
What is wrong with the above command line?
PS: I tried xdg-email first, but this fails. See How to open the user's preferred mail application on Linux?
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You can quickly open an attachment by clicking the file name in the attachment summary bar to open the Thunderbird attachment actions dialog box. When your email message contains several attachments, the summary bar does not automatically display the names of each attachment.
the command must be specified as
thunderbird -compose "attachment='/etc/mtab,/etc/fstab'"
I have tried under windows.
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