Thank you Aitap for your help, I have updated the code however I recieve the following error: syntax error at test_email.pl line 503, near "msg" this is the code i have used : 
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, $file1 ]
        msg => $email_body});

}

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edit - i added a comma after the file=> [ $outfile, $file1 ], and the syntax error is not showing anymore, however I'm not receiving any emails either ?!

In reply to Re^2: adding multiple attachments to email by perlnoobster
in thread adding multiple attachments to email by perlnoobster

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