I have written a program that logs into a variety of servers and executes a ps for a few different things. It then save the output in a file named File(timestamp).log, where the filename is stored as $filename

I've been trying to incorporate code to email me the file every morning (this will be run as a cron job), and I can't seem to incorpoate the filename.

Anwyay, here is the code I am using now:

$msg = MIME::Lite->new(
           From    =>'peschkaj@bsddev1.qwest.net',
           To      =>'jeremiah.peschka@qwest.com',   
           Subject =>'test message',
           Type    =>'multipart/mixed');
      
$msg->attach(
           Type     =>'TEXT',
           Data     =>"Attached please find the attached attachment");

$msg->attach(
           Type     =>'TEXT',
           Path     =>'$fileName',
           Filename =>'AcLog.txt';
$msg->send;

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