Kate Yoak writes:
So what I am trying to do, is send mail from our webservers by doing the following: perl -MMIME::Lite -e ' MIME::Lite->send(qw/smtp mail.domain.com Timeout 60 AuthUserkate AuthPass pass/); my $msg = new MIME::Lite(From => "[EMAIL PROTECTED]",Subject=>"Hello world", To=>"[EMAIL PROTECTED]", Data=>"Rainbows!"); $msg->send; 'MIME::Lite requires MIME::Base64 and Authen::SASL to do authentication. It uses Net::SMTP to do the actual connecting. The script above is telling MIME::Lite to use smtp on my mail server, authenticating as a specific user with a password. Is this enough information, or do I need to dig further?
No, it's not. You need to show what does or does not happen when you do this.
Additionally, always enable "use strict" and "use warnings". If you did, the above Perl snippet is sure to generate a bunch of warning messages from Perl, that you should pay heed to.
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