Hey Monks,

Previously, I was trying to send a directory of mail at once. With help from you guys, I ended up with:

   foreach my $dirContent ( @dirContents ) 
   { 
     #mail contents and attachment
     open (MESSAGE, "$dirContent");

     my @message = <MESSAGE>; 
     my $msg = MIME::Lite->new(
     From    => $sender,
     To      => $recipient,
     Subject => $dirContent,
     Data    => \@message, 
     Type    =>'multipart/mixed' 
     );

    close ( MESSAGE );
    $msg->send;

   }
   closedir ( CHANGEME );
   exit (0);

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This segment properly sends mail with contents from various mail files in the folder, however, if the original mail file contains an attachment, the attachment is not shown. Although $dirContent is an mail file to begin with, I think I still need to implement some kind of parsing from $dirContent to extract the attachment file and reattach it separately. I'm not sure how to do this using MIME::Lite and Mail::Audit. Could someone please give me some suggestions?

Thanks

jc

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