Hi monks, I am unable to add multiple attachements to an email (i'm using the Mail::Sender module) here is my code: 
send_email();

sub send_email {
    
        
    my $sender=new Mail::Sender({from =>$email_sender, 
        fake_from =>$email_sender,smtp => 'mail.test.com'});

        $sender->MailFile({to => $email_recipient, 
        subject => $email_subject, 

        file=> $outfile,
        file=> $file1,
        msg => $email_body});

}

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only the first file (outfile) is attached to the email, the second file (file1) is not. please can someone help me? Thank you

In reply to adding multiple attachments to email by perlnoobster

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