Hi When I run script manually, it is working, but my windows Task Scheduler run the script so that script send email which it should be doing but with out any output. My script shoud do few things : 
1. Run A command
2. Send output of the command to my email

Below is the Script :

#!C:/Perl/bin/perl.exe 
use Mail::Sendmail; 
my $to_list = 'sadari@travco.co.uk'; 
my $email = "\n\nThis email was generated automatically.\n"; 
my $MailFrom = "storageadmalerts\@travco.co.uk"; 
my $subject = "Storage Array pool Status"; 

my $cmd = qx(raidcom get pool);

my $message = "$cmd"; 

%mail = ( 
To => $to_list, 
From => $MailFrom, 
Bcc => $bcc_list, 
Cc => $cc_list, 
Subject => $subject, 
Message => $message 
); 
$mail{Smtp} = 'mailtest.gmail.com'; 
sendmail(%mail)

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In reply to Script Failing to Run poperly through Task Scheduler in Windows by sreekanth.adari

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