Is there an option to send mail on Unix with a perl script? I looked at the manpage and documentation and do no see any options to use for attachments. Im using the -s for subject and including the text in "no_error.txt" into the email but need to attach a file to send with it. Sorry, I just posted the Win32:OLE, that works but I get a pop-up in Outlook(stating "A program is trying automatically send email on your behalf" that needs input with 'Yes' or 'NO' button) which doesnt automate my script since it needs intervention. Thanks in advance for your Perl or Unix wisdom. Heres the code I currently have:
`mailx -s GLS_FTP_TEST $email <no_error.txt`

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Thanks again, Fuism

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