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OK. I understand what I did wrong, but my problem is that when you have filenames like RFQ - Medical - 15-05- 2016.xlsx (containing whitespace characters) we have to quote the filename to keep it...

Are you saying that you need help to attach all the files from the a directory, number unknown?

If so, then you will need a loop inside the section of you script that sends the note.

Before we...

Hi rajnikant,

this answer may help you a lot: https://www.unix.com/302978324-post4.html

regards,
stomp

What have you tried so far for research? This is a fairly common question with lots of threads in various forums.

This might help:- Unix multiple attachment (http://bfy.tw/6y6Y)

I hope that...

A minor tip - remove the useless use of cat

change
cat "$BODY_FILE" | mail -s "$SUBJECT" -a "$ATTACHMENT_FILE" "$CC_LIST"

to
mail -s "$SUBJECT" -a "$ATTACHMENT_FILE" "$CC_LIST" < $BODY_FILE

Use for-loop. But I suppose you would want to change the email body and subject per attachment. I leave it to you to figure it out.

for ATTACHMENT_FILE in /path/to/folder/* # assuming folder has...

Hi Rajnikant,
In the future, when we ask for the output you get from running a command; please show us the output as text as it appears on your screen (presumably in a fixed width font as provided...

If you want to magically guess at which files in your Desktop directory are intended to be attachments, it won't be easy (unless you can explain and implement the magic). If you are willing to move...