yes, but you edit it to be used with imail
the script is written for unix with sendmail
imail doe not work the same as imail
the variable $mailprog must be changed to the path of imail1.exe
i.e., c:\\imail\\imail.exe
notice the double back slashes
in the section that print data to $mailprog, you must change it to be printed to a
text file
and then the file is sent out
you'll need a line like the following
system $mailprog <-t address of the recipient> <-s subject of the message> <-f path to
your text file>;
leave out the angle brackets, the semi-colon at the end of the line is necessary
any reference to an email address such as [EMAIL PROTECTED]
must be written as someone\@xxx.com, notice the back slash in front of the @
of course your nt must have ntperl5 install and the script must be named with the .pl
extension and your registries must be set to recognize the .pl extension so that
perl.exe can be executed to run the script and finally you iis directory folder must
be set to allow script execution.
last but not least, you'll need to have a basic understanding of perl statements
before editing, otherwise you script may not run and put itself into an endless loop
and lock up your nt and a reboot is needed.
hope this is helpful
Paul woo
elp networks
el paso, texas
Has anyone used FormMail.pl (by Matthew Wright originally
for Sendmail on Unix) with IMail on NT?
Or is there a simpler solution for NT w/IIS and IMail?
Thanks,
John
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