I'm new to perl. I was given a script to modify that should append the output below (as a result of a cmd run) to an existing log file and also save it to a variable/array to then print out in an email. I'm not sure how to print each line (in the array) from within the *here* doc. Please advise. Thanks!

OUTPUT:
Multiutil: The MASTER_UPDATE_PACKET packet sent from BLFST_REPLICA at 2006-06-22 22:45:07 for 'MASTR' cannot be replayed: This replica has not replayed epoch 8757 from replica BLFST_REPLICA, it has only replayed through 8756.
Multiutil: Packet E:\MultiSite_Packets\ClearQuest\var\shipping\ms_ship\incoming\sync_BLFST_REPLICA_22-June-06_23-45-07.xml not processed...

CODE: 

$hostname = `hostname`;
use Net::SMTP;
@Output = "";
@OutputDetails = "";
$Log_File = "E:\\Backups\\LOGs\\Sync_Import.log";

open (STDOUT,">>$Log_File");
open (Output,"multiutil <cmd>|");
while(<Output>) {
     $TheLine = $_;             
     chomp($TheLine); #Get rid of line break
     push (@OutputDetails, $TheLine);
}
Mail_Body;
Mail_Msg;


sub Mail_Body{
$body0 = "This message sent by the Import Process";
$body1 = "\n $TheLine\n";     <==== REPLACE w/@OutputDetails
}

sub Mail_Msg{
$smtp = Net::SMTP->new( "mail.company.com" );
$smtp->mail( "ALIAS\@company.com" )";
$smtp->to('ALIAS\@company.com');
$smtp->data();
$smtp->datasend("Subject:Job Failure\n");
$smtp->datasend(<<EOF_MAIL

$body0
$body1        <==== THIS SHOULD BE EVERY LINE IN @OutputDetails

EOF_MAIL
);

$smtp->datasend();
$smtp->quit();
}

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