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sendmail doesn't deal with attachments, per se. &nbsp;It just sends the text you have given it. It is generally the job of one of the MIME packages to create attachments. &nbsp;What is your objection to using a package?<br />

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sendmail doesn't deal with attachments, per se.  It just sends the text you have given it. It is generally the job of one of the MIME packages to create attachments.  What is your objection to using a package?


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I am using perl subroutine in order to sendmail<br />
what should I change or add to this subroutine in order<br />
to sendmail with attachment.<br />
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sub mailto<br />
{<br />
($To,$Su,$Bod)=@_;<br />
local($sr)='mailto' ;<br />
open(MAIL,&quot;|/usr/lib/sendm<wbr />ail -t&quot;)||die(&amp;logger($sr,&quot;can<wbr /> not open process sendmail&quot;));<br />
print MAIL &quot;To: $To\n&quot;;<br />
print MAIL &quot;From: someone\@tase.co.il\n&quot;;<br />
print MAIL &quot;Subject: &quot;.$Su.&quot;\n\n&quot;;<br />
print MAIL &quot;&quot;.$Bod ;<br />
close(MAIL);<br />
}<br />
I dont want to use package &nbsp;as MIME:lite
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I am using perl subroutine in order to sendmail
what should I change or add to this subroutine in order
to sendmail with attachment.

sub mailto
{
($To,$Su,$Bod)=@_;
local($sr)='mailto' ;
open(MAIL,"|/usr/lib/sendmail -t")||die(&logger($sr,"can not open process sendmail"));
print MAIL "To: $To\n";
print MAIL "From: someone\@tase.co.il\n";
print MAIL "Subject: ".$Su."\n\n";
print MAIL "".$Bod ;
close(MAIL);
}
I dont want to use package  as MIME:lite

I need script for attaching files using sendmail?

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