Shell Programming and Scripting

(
for i in /apps/*.txt
   do
      uuencode $i $(basename $i)
   done
) | mailx -s "My Files" ravi.kiran0925@gmail.com

#!/bin/ksh
##
##  mailtest - example to show how to do attachments.
##

# Set constants
typeset -r MAILBODY="This is the body of the e-mail"
typeset -r FILEPATH=/dir1/subdir1
typeset -r FILESPEC=*.sh
typeset -rx SINGLEFILE=set_example.sh
typeset -r MAILADDR=name@domain.com

# convert CR/LF so it will open properly in Outlook.
# only need this if CR/LFs are not being translated properly.
unix2dos -437 -ascii $SINGLEFILE attach.out
if (( $? != 0 ))
  then print "$0: unix2dos failed"
       exit 1
fi

#
# Attach one file.
#
(print $MAILBODY; uuencode attach.out $SINGLEFILE) | \
    mailx -s "mail example 1 attachment" $MAILADDR
if (( $? != 0 ))
  then print "$0: uuencode or mailx failed"
       exit 2
fi

#
# Attach the file twice by specifying explicitly.
#
(print $MAILBODY; uuencode attach.out ${SINGLEFILE}; uuencode attach.out ${SINGLEFILE}) | \
    mailx -s "mail example 2 attachments" $MAILADDR
if (( $? != 0 ))
  then print "$0: uuencode or mailx failed"
       exit 3
fi

#
# Attach multiple files by specifying a filespec.
#
( print $MAILBODY;
for filename in ${FILEPATH}/${FILESPEC}
do
  uuencode $filename $(basename $filename)
done) | mailx -s "multiple attachments via filespec" $MAILADDR
if (( $? != 0 ))
  then print "$0: uuencode or mailx failed"
       exit 4
fi

exit 0