I don't use this mailer, but looking at your code, this line: my(@push_list) = glob "*"; , glob returns a list of file names without "\n".

Consider: 

#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use warnings;

my (@push_list) = map{"$_\n"} glob "*";

print "@push_list\n";

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That would add a "\n" after each file name. Hope that helps, but I'm not sure. Run the code with and without the map.

Update: see post++ by pryrt. I was puzzled by the fact that the single "\n" didn't appear to do anything, hence my uncertainty. The key appears to use <br> instead of "\n".

In reply to Re: adding carriage return to gmail script by Marshall
in thread adding carriage return to gmail script by flieckster

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