In a slightly more readable form, the original posters intended message:
I know I should be asking a perl query here but I have a very simple Shell Doubt. Please help..

I need to send an email with a HTML body and an excel attach to it, its not happening. The code I am using is as follows : 

(
                echo "From: $MAILFROM"
                echo "To: $MAIL_TO"
                echo "Subject: $SUBJECT$MAIL_DATE$hr"
                echo "MIME-Version: 1.0"
                echo 'Content-Type:multipart/mixed; boundary="A_MIME_B
+OUNDARY"'
                echo "--A_MIME_BOUNDARY"
                echo "Content-Type:text/html"
                echo "Content-Disposition:inline"
                echo ""
)>AHTMLFILE

(
                echo "--A_MIME_BOUNDARY"
                echo "Content-Type:application/vnd.ms-excel; charset=U
+S-ASCII; name=90_Day_Avg_SLA.xls"
                 echo "Content-Transfer-Encoding:x-uuencode"
                echo "Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=90_Day
+_Avg_SLA.xls"
                uuencode 90_Day_Avg_SLA.xls 90_Day_Avg_SLA.xls
                echo ""
                echo "--A_MIME_BOUNDARY"
)>AXLSFILE

cat AHTMLFILE header_cpc.html AXLSFILE | /usr/lib/sendmail $MAIL_TO

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Please help, Its urgent.

In reply to Re: (OT) Send Mail by spazm
in thread (OT) Send Mail by puneet.keswani

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