You can build your own sendmail msg and MIME sections, depending on the
attachment content. If it's a binary (jpg, exe etc) you'll have to find a
way to Base64 (or some such) encode it but otherwise, you can just build up
a msg and header and open up a sendmail -t and write your header and msg
etc
Dr. Mario Sanchez wrote:
> dear perl gurus
>
> i *have* to use a hosting service that does not have/allow Mime::Lite so
> i am pretty much stuck with the classic sendmail. but i need to send
> attachments. the hosting service is godaddy - i mention them not to
> denigrate but in case someone el
From: "Dr. Mario Sanchez"
> i *have* to use a hosting service that does not have/allow Mime::Lite so i
> am pretty much stuck with the classic sendmail. but i need to send
> attachments. the hosting service is godaddy - i mention them not to
> denigrate but in case someone else found a solution wi
dear perl gurus
i *have* to use a hosting service that does not have/allow Mime::Lite so i
am pretty much stuck with the classic sendmail. but i need to send
attachments. the hosting service is godaddy - i mention them not to
denigrate but in case someone else found a solution with this hosting
se
