ut it's still basically what I do myself.
Let me know ;) I emailed the maintainer of M::DS::BP and he told me
post to this list.
And also, Hello! My name is Justin - I'm responsible for the Dada
Mail project:
http://mojo.skazat.com
which there is a chance you've heard
this type of grokking seems sufficient, I'll be happy to hack away
at the current code, provide some tests, etc. It's pretty messy, even
in my standards :)
If it sounds interesting to you, I may just provide you with an
entirely new version of the module, with the same API, for giggl
stardly way of going about these things, but let
me hold my tongue until I hack about. I'll provide some sort of
working example, various tests, etc and you can tell me if you
approve of the various changes. It's been working fairly well for me.
Justin Simoni
--
:: is an eccentric
Email::Valid, MIME-Tools, MIME::Lite and the newest addition,
Mail::DeliveryStatus::BounceParser.
Cheers,
Justin Simoni
--
:: is an eccentric artist, living and working in Denver, Colorado
:: URL: http://justinsimoni.com
:: Mailing List - http://justinsimoni.com/mailing_list.html
in replacing the
need for IO::Socket::INET with IO::Socket::SSL
So finally, my question -
Does anyone think it would be as easy to make a, Net::SMTP_auth::SSL
module?
I'm about to try soon, but I'm getting painfully close to the time of
the day I've carved for other ventures.
Cheers,
Justin Simoni
On Jan 18, 2007, at 7:18 AM, Ricardo SIGNES wrote:
* Justin Simoni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2007-01-17T23:20:12]
Does anyone think it would be as easy to make a, Net::SMTP_auth::SSL
module?
My first glance at the code for Net::SMTP_auth and Net::SMTP::SSL
makes me
think that it should be
There exists an ARF-producing Perl module, MIME::ARF, but it's not
on the CPAN
and only produces reports. Today I wrote an ARF-reading module,
Email::ARF::Report, and uploaded it. It's a prototype, and if you
deal with
ARF, please let me know if you think it's ready to go to production.
He
nely, esp. since the codebase is
getting so large - it's getting hard for me to be the only person
hacking away at it.
Anyways, just throwing that out there. I don't mean to take over the
thread, but if anyone has any questions about the project, I'll be
happy to answer the
ay be in an
attempt to spoof whatever it is that is to handle them.
I've had tons of, "fun" doing just that ;) And my systems basically
ignore things it doesn't understand and then figures out if a message
is a, "hard" or, "soft" bounce.
--
Jus
Thought people may be interested in this - this is the first Major (2 -
> 3) release of the program since 2000. Not to say I've been
lollygagging for that long or anythin'
Download Dada Mail:
http://dadamailproject.com/download
Dada Mail is a Free Download. We suggest upgrading any versi
I'm having an interesting case, where email addresses with newlines
are seen as valid, but carriage returns and/or carriage returns, with
a newline aren't seen as valid:
[snip]
#!perl
use strict;
use Test::More tests => 4;
BEGIN {
use_ok('Email::Valid');
}
my $email;
$email = '[EMAIL PR
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