Hi all, i have a quick on that i can't seem to figure out. I installed a script to send out the contents of a folder by globing contents then sending an email via gmail. all works well expect for one part, i can't get a "\n" after each file name like i normally would. 

#!/usr/bin/env perl

use strict;
use warnings;
use File::Find;
use File::Copy;
use Email::Send;
use Mail::Sender;
use Email::Send::SMTP::Gmail;
use POSIX qw(strftime);
my $date = strftime("%m-%d-%y",localtime);
my $time = strftime("%I:%M:%S",localtime);


my $directory ="/Users/flieckb/Desktop/files/";
my $to ='brianflieck\@gmail.com';
my $from='bflieck\@industrialcolor.com';
my $subject =  "test";

chdir( $directory ) or warn "Cant chdir to $directory $!";
my(@push_list) = glob "*";
my $filecount = @push_list;


my ($mail,$error)=Email::Send::SMTP::Gmail->new( -smtp=>'smtp-relay.gm
+ail.com',
                                                 -login=>'youremailadd
+resss,
                                                 -pass=>'yourpassword'
+,
#                                                  -layer=> 'ssl',
                                                 -port=> '25',
                                                 -debug=> 1,);



$mail->send(-to=>"$to", -from=>"$from", -subject=>"$subject", -body=>"
+@push_list\n total files pushed: $filecount");
$mail->bye;

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all works well, but when i get the email it looks like this.

1a.txt 1b.txt 1c.txt 1d.txt 1e.txt 1f.txt 1g.txt 1h.txt 1i.txt 1j.txt 1k.txt 1l.txt 1m.txt 1n.txt 1o.txt total files pushed: 15

what isn't the \n working in this case?

In reply to adding carriage return to gmail script by flieckster

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