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rest.sh $mialing rly works ^^? should be `rest.sh $mialing` or system(rest.sh $mialing) and why need those \@ ? and actualy u dont need rest.sh at all.. Code:
@mialing=("anu@abc.com","anu2@abc.com","anu3@abc.com");
foreach(@mialing){`mail -s "hi" $_`}
P.S. if foreach not works use for P.P.S. hope u not gonna spam my box with this script.. |
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