Automating a task in Panther

A few months ago I set up an old G3 iMac as a server at a small publishing business. Recently, I enabled WebDAV on this server so that staff and colleagues from outside the business can access certain folders remotely. Now I am thinking of automating a task. Specifically, this task is that whenever a user uploads a file to one of the folders on the server it would automatically trigger an email program and send a message that a new file has been added to the server. How would I go about automating this process?
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AppleScript or shell scripting should do it. The Mail interface is probably easier in AppleScript, if you know it (I don't).
Brief description -- have the boot scripts start a background process (daemon) that scans the directory, sleeping (I dunno, maybe a minute?) between scans. The first time (done at boot before the first sleep), it just records the time -- on subsequent passes, it looks for files within that directory that have changed since the last time it looked, then records the time. If any files changed, it sends a message (to a list?).
I could write the directory scan/sleep part (in Bourne shell script, a subset of zsh which is available on OS X), but I'm not too sure about the mail interface. Might have to get an AppleScript person in and use osascript to invoke it... How do you send mail from the iMac now?

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    Ultrafast Latch Statistics                                       ENABLED  ENABLED  TYPICAL NO
    Undo Advisor, Alerts and Fast Ramp up                            ENABLED  ENABLED  TYPICAL NO
    V$IOSTAT_* statistics                                            ENABLED  ENABLED  TYPICAL NO
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