I like this mail code, try it! Note, it has my own touch to it ...scalar @_ part I mean.

use MIME:Lite;

sub _mailme($$$;$) {

   my $msg;
   if (scalar @_ == 3) {
      my ($to, $subject);
      ($to, $subject, $runlog) = @_;

      $msg  = MIME::Lite->new(
         From     => 'MAILER-DAEMON root',
         To       => "$to",
         Subject  => "$subject",
         Type     => 'multipart/related'
      );

      $msg->attach(
         Type     =>'TEXT/html',
         Data     =>"See attachment!"
      );

      $msg->attach(
         Type        => 'TEXT',
         Disposition => 'attachment',
         Path        => "$runlog",
         Filename    => "$runlog"
      );

   }
   elsif (scalar @_ == 4) {
       my ($to, $subjct);
       ($to, $subject, $runlog, $mksysblog) = @_;

       $msg  = MIME::Lite->new(
          From     => 'MAILER-DAEMON root',
          To       => "$to",
          Subject  => "$subject",
          Type     => 'multipart/related'
       );

       $msg->attach(
          Type     =>'TEXT/html',
          Data     =>"See attachment!"
       );

       $msg->attach(
          Type        => 'TEXT',
          Disposition => 'attachment',
          Path        => "$runlog",
          Filename    => "$runlog"
       );

       $msg->attach(
          Type        => 'TEXT',
          Disposition => 'attachment',
          Path        => "$mksysblog",
          Filename    => "$mksysblog"
       );

    }
    $msg->send;
}
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