How to use Evernote with CentOS server

Evernote is a great app for organising your notes etc. One great feature in Evernote is ability to send or inset notes into Evernote via email address. When you sign up for Evernote account (basic and premium), you get assigned an email address which you can find in your Account Info/Settings i.e. yourassignedname@m.evernote.com.

You can download Evernote for desktop apps as well as mobile and tablet devices so you can share and sync notes and access the notes on all devices

A very simple example of grabbing the last 5 lines of my /var/log/cron log and emailing it to my Evernote assigned email address. I used the subject title "/var/log/maillog `hostname` `date`" so as to title the note entry with my server's hostname and date. The best part is Evernote's powerful search and tagging ability.

Code:

tail -5 /var/log/cron | mail -s "/var/log/maillog `hostname` `date`" yourassignedname@m.evernote.com

Evernote Web client when logged into your browser.



Centmin Mod installs and uses mailx for the mail command, so check out the manual for what you can do here. Other mailx guides below

• Linux and UNIX mailx command help and examples
• 9 mail/mailx command examples to send emails from command line on Linux
• Mail Command Examples in Unix / Linux Tutorial
• Unix /Linux Mail Command Tutorial with Examples - UnixMantra

You can be as creative as you want to utilise Evernote and the ability to sync and access all your notes across all your desktop, mobile and tablet devices

If you think of more examples of how you could use Evernote for Centmin Mod / CentOS setups, post a reply here

Evernote account limits for free vs premium outlined here Evernote Knowledge Base | Evernote. Free accounts limited to 60MB per month upload and unlimited storage. Premium limited to 4GB per month and unlimited storage.



There's also email limits depending on plans

Enjoy !

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Awesome got an email from Evernote for more email tips

Let's test this out

Code:

tail -5 /var/log/cron | mail -s "/var/log/cron `hostname` `date` @sslspdy.com #sslspdy"  yourassignedname@m.evernote.com

seems it went to right notebook called sslspdy.com but the tag wasn't added heh

 

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