For future reference:
mutt can send attachments to a standard unix pipe, which is convenient if you are SSHing into it, and the host machine doesn't support that file type. Sadly,
mutt can send attachments to a standard unix pipe, which is convenient if you are SSHing into it, and the host machine doesn't support that file type. Sadly,
scp
can't take input from stdin, but you can acheive the same effect with ssh user@host "cat >output_file_and_path"
. Sweet.
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