From: "KEVIN ZEMBOWER" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> I hope it's okay to ask a question here regarding MIME::Lite. This is
> a fairly well-used module, that even beginners might run up against.
> Additionally, I suspect my problem doesn't have to do so much with
> MIME::Lite, as it does with more general topics.
>
> I'm writing a CGI program to take input from a form and control an
> EZMLM mailing list (using qmail as the MTA). The section giving me
> problems is: if ($q->param('sub')) {
> ($address = $q->param('email')) =~ s/\@/=/;
> $msg = MIME::Lite->new(
> From =>'rhgnews-subscribe-' . $address .
> '@lists.rhgateway.org',
> To =>'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
> ); # end of message
> $tmp = $msg->as_string;
> print " Message string: $tmp <p>";
> $msg->send;
> print "$q->param('email') has been sucessfully subscribed.<p>";
> } #if this is a subscription
>
> When I run my program, it executes normally, but then ends with "no
> data in this part at ./rhgnewsadmin.pl line 23." Line 23 is "$tmp =
> $msg->as_string;". If it's missing, I get the same error with
> "$msg->send;" The program ends at this point, and doesn't proceed with
> the code I've written to output some more HTML stuff.
>
> Any yet, oddly enough, the message is sent properly, and I receive it.
I think you should specify the message body even if it is an empty
string.
Jenda
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