Are you sure you ever checked metamail package? It has lots of mail related tools and metasend is one of them that does exactly what you need. isn't it flexible enough?

example usage:

metasend -b -S 1000000 -e base64 -F nobody@n0i.net -t me@n0i.net -s "t
+esting 1 2 3" -m image/gif -f star.png -n -m text/html -f foo.html

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AltBlue.

In reply to Re: Sending email with MIME attachments from the UNIX command line by AltBlue
in thread Sending email with MIME attachments from the UNIX command line by uuoc

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