Hello,
I think this is probably something I'm doing incorrectly.
I'm doing a simple script to send an email with the Net.Mail.MailMessage class. This is because with that it's easy for me to construct HTML and have inline images.
But a strange thing is happening. I'm using the following code to send the mail
$MailFrom= "address@from.co.uk"
$msg=new-objectNet.Mail.MailMessage
$smtp=new-objectNet.Mail.SmtpClient($smtpServer)
$msg.From=$MailFrom
$msg.IsBodyHTML=$true
$msg.Subject=$Subject
$toRecipients=Get-Content c:\PASendEmails\userlists\TextFile.txt | Get-Mailbox
foreach($recipientin$toRecipients)
{
$msg.to.Add($recipient.PrimarySmtpAddress)
}
$msg.Body=$MailHTML
$smtp.Send($msg)
This works fine if I just use the $msg.to.Add method = and then one recipient so the HTML and the mail is fine.
But if I use the above method to cycle through a text file of aliases, and this is where it get's odd, it works in an IDE (PowerGui in my case) but not at the shell.
If I run it at the shell I get
it's definitely bringing back the right email with get-mailbox the error above has the right email address in it (obviously I put in name@domain.com).
And the exact same code works in the IDE.
I think it has something to do with the way PowerShell outputs an object because if I output that variable to a text file as well it looks like this.
as you can see there's loads of spaces I've highlighted after the SMTP Address, and also 3 carriage returns after.
I'm not sure how to get rid of that space, or the heading if need be, if that's the issue. Any advice would be much appreciated.
