Hi PerlMonks I am a newbie into Perl. Trying to still learn nuts and bolts here. I am supposed to put together a perl script that would read a log file(text) and then e-mail it as body of e-mail using mime/sendmail. Can one of you guide me please !. Here is a piece of code i put together,but, not working though.
#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use warnings; use Email::MIME::CreateHTML; use Email::Send; my $plain_text='text/plain'; my $sampletext; open(FH, "</apps/dryrun-merges/logs/dryrun-merge-report") || die("FAIL +ED to open dryrun merge report: $!"); #while(<FH>){ #$sampletext = $_; #} #close (FH); my $email = Email::MIME->create_html( header => [ From => 'kkurnala@wsgc.com', To => 'kkurnala@wsgc.com #,wso@wsgc.com,SJStep +hens@wsgc.com', Subject => 'Daily Dry-Run Merge Report - Test +Message', ], body => @lines, text_body => $plain_text ); my $sender = Email::Send->new({mailer => 'Sendmail'}); #$Email::sendmail = '/usr/sbin/sendmail'; #$sender->send($message) or die "Unable to send E-mail\n"; # $sender->mailer_args([Host => 'smtp.example.com']); $sender->send($email); print "About to send the E-mail, good-Bye!\n"; exit 0;
I am only getting a blank line like ---------- in the body of e-mail currently. The log file contains text like:
Summary of Conflicts:
Text Conflicts:
Tree Conflicts: Blah.. blah.. blah..

In reply to Read a log file's content and send it in body of email by kkurnala

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