04-05-2011
Needs an "eval" because you are composing a command line then executing that line later. I also needed a "-m" on mailx to get the attachments to be attachments. You may not need this - it depends on what Operating System and version you have (It always helps to state what you have).
(echo "${message}"; eval ${attachmentString}) | mailx -s "${subject}" "${email}"
On my test the attachments were not in a useful format. If your logfiles are in unix format and you want to read them with something like Windows Notepad it is necessary to convert the files with "ux2dos" (or "unix2dos") in the pipeline to "uuencode".
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MojoMojo::Controller::Attachment(3pm) User Contributed Perl Documentation MojoMojo::Controller::Attachment(3pm)
NAME
MojoMojo::Controller::Attachment - Attachment controller
DESCRIPTION
MojoMojo supports attaching files to nodes. This controller handles administration and serving of these assets.
ACTIONS
auth
Return whether the current user has attachment manipulation rights (upload/delete).
unauthorized
Private action to return a 403 with an explanatory template.
default
Private action to return a 404 not found page.
attachments
Main attachment screen. Handles uploading of new attachments.
list
Display the list of attachments if the user has view permissions.
template: attachments/list.tt
plain_upload
Upload feature that uses the traditional upload technique.
check_file
Check if the file(s) uploaded could be added to the Attachment table.
flash_upload
Upload feature that uses flash
attachment
Find and stash an attachment.
defaultaction
Set the default action for an attachment which is forwarding to a view.
view
Render the attachment in the browser ("Content-Disposition: inline"), with caching for 1 day.
download
Forwards to "view" then forces the attachment to be downloaded ("Content-Disposition: attachment") and disables caching.
thumb
Thumb action for attachments. Makes 100x100px thumbnails.
inline
Show 800x600 inline versions of photo attachments.
delete
Delete the attachment from this node. Will leave the original file on the file system but delete its thumbnail and inline versions.
AUTHOR
Marcus Ramberg "marcus@nordaaker.com"
LICENSE
This library is free software. You can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.
perl v5.14.2 2010-05-23 MojoMojo::Controller::Attachment(3pm)