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Ok, here is my resolution;
this is the way I was doing it at first:


uuencode file_name.zip | mailx -s "test" my_name@domain.com



This is the right way:



uuencode file_name.zip...

This is the source code:

Received: from FLDP1LUMXC7HB02.domain.com (168.68.75.85) by
MXC7HB05.domain.com (168.68.59.192) with Microsoft SMTP Server
(TLS) id 8.3.264.0; Wed, 15 Aug 2012 13:31:38...

I sftp to the unix box and I got the text and zip files and I'm able to see them both on my PC. Why I can't see it when I email it. BTW I'm not an expert in unix.

I just did a test, The file that I want to send as an attachment is named text_file.txt

unix2dos text_file.txt

Then I sent it as an attachment likr this

uuencode text_file.txt | mailx -s...

Is there any other way to do it that I don't have to do anything on the other end? because I'm doing an script and I don't want the user do anything on their end. Thanks for your fast reply

I'm trying to send a .zip file from my unix box to my work email (email client outlook)

The file name that I'm trying to sent is sites.zip and this is how I do it:

uuencode sites.zip | mailx...