Sending reports and timestamped file by emailing
Version 1.1.0.1 (762 KB) by
Michael Chan
Illustrates result updates, activity tracking, timestamping and file zipping, tarr'ing via email.
main executing reference usage:
[1] usage_send_mail.m
Illustrates email sending with multiple separate files or single timestamped tar file. Attachment failure is properly handled, with continuation of report emailing without the attachment.
[2] usageTar_unTarFiles.m
Illustrates 'zipping and unzipping' of tar files. Timestamping facility is also provided. The timestamp is also adapted for files with multiple extensions, ie. *.tar.gz, etc.
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The objective is to illustrate updates of matlab results activity tracking via email. The sub-objectives subsume illustrations of utilities for timestamping and file zipping/ tar'ing.
This subsumes an enhanced version of matlab gmail'ing (http://www.mathworks.com/support/solutions/data/1-3PRRDV.html). The enhancement includes:
ss1. Better handling of attachment failure, with continuation of report emailing without the attachment.
ss2. Timestamping of tar files, precision may be in minutes, seconds or in milisecs.
Sample output:
ssMATLAB:sendmail:CannotOpenFile
Cite As
Michael Chan (2025). Sending reports and timestamped file by emailing (https://in.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/29183-sending-reports-and-timestamped-file-by-emailing), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .
MATLAB Release Compatibility
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R2010a
Compatible with any release
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Inspired: Track, Collect And Tar Inputs And Outputs, Motif Finding
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