HOST SCRIPT TO SEND FILES WITH MUTT FROM APPLICATIONS

Question

Hello
Im development in Oracle application and i need a shell to send e-mail for more than one files at same time in the same mail
actually im using this script.
Please, i need to know, how send more than i file at same time , this file will live in the same path
FCP_LOGIN=$1; export FCP_LOGIN
FCP_USERID=$2; export FCP_USERID
FCP_USERNAME=$3; export FCP_USERNAME
FCP_REQID=$4; export FCP_REQID
FCP_EMAIL=$5; export FCP_EMAIL
FCP_FILENAME=$6; export FCP_FILENAME
#FCP_CLIENTE=$7; export FCP_CLIENTE
FCP_SUBJECT=$7; export FCP_SUBJECT
echo "Program Name: WSHDOCMAIL"
echo "Execution Start Time: " `date`
echo "PARAMETERS: $FCP_LOGIN $FCP_USERID $FCP_USERNAME $FCP_REQID $FCP_EMAIL $FCP_FILENAME"
# Definir la direccion de e-mail.
# En esta sección el codigo se posiciona en el directorio en donde el cuerpo
# del reporte reside y se verifica si existe alguna direccion de e-mail
#cd $AR_TOP/out
cd $APPLCSF/$APPLOUT
echo "$APPLCSF/$APPLOUT"
if [[ $FCP_EMAIL = '' ]] then
echo "Dirección de e-mail no especificada."
echo "Unable to send the e-mail, please review either the email address or check with the system administrator."
exit 2
fi
# Definir si la salida del reporte existe.
# En esta sección se verifica si existe una salida a enviar, si es asi se
# procede a enviar el email, de otra manera el programa termina.
if [[ ! -a o$FCP_FILENAME.out ]]
then
echo "File Not Found: o$FCP_FILENAME.out"
echo "Output file was not generated, e-mail will be not sent."
exit 0
fi
# Enviar el E-mail.
# En esta sección se envia el e-mail, si el proceso no puede ser ejecutado se
# envia un error.
cp o$FCP_FILENAME.out o$FCP_FILENAME.pdf
mutt -s "$FCP_SUBJECT" -a o$FCP_FILENAME.pdf $FCP_EMAIL < /dev/null
if (( $? != 0 ))
then
echo "Unable to send the e-mail, please review either the email address or check with the system administrator."
exit 2
fi
echo "e-mail sent!"
thanks and Regards

Answer 1

Hi,
You can send multi files like this: mutt -s subject -a file1 -a file2 email_address < /dev/null