Perl Mailsend
PurePerl Sendail Program
Free to Download
Foreword: Written with Pure Perl, this module can be used to send mail from any computer that has Perl installed.
By: Chrysanthus Date Published: 21 Jul 2016
Introduction
#!/usr/bin/perl
Start with the equivalent if you are not using Windows OS.
use Mailsend;
This includes the module into the program.
$Mailsend::MAIL_FROM = '<bob@example.org>';
This variable must be typed with its email address. This is the address to which an email will be sent to, by the email server if an error occurs in the transmission. It can be the same as one of the addresses in the From field.
@Mailsend::recipients = ('<alice@example.com>','<theboss@example.com>');
This array must be typed with at least one of the recipients address.
$Mailsend::From = '"Bob Example" <bob\@example.org>';
This variable must be typed with one or more email addresses, separated by commas, in a string. In this heading you have just one email address. It is for the person (or people) who wrote the email.
$Mailsend::Cc = '<person@example.com>';
The presence of this variable is optional. A copy of the email can be sent to the address (or addresses).
$Mailsend::Bcc = '<police@theaudit.com>';
The presence of this Blind Carbon Copy variable is optional.
$Mailsend::Subject = 'Welcoming the New Members';
This variable for the subject, must be present.
$Mailsend::Body = "something sometning sometning";
This variable, for the body of the letter, must be present. The string value can be very long.
Mailsend::sendmail();
This function must be used after the above has been typed. It sends the email to the email server (MSA, Mail Submission Agent), which sends the email to the destination. Returns 1 for success and 0 for failure.
Installation is easy. Just download the free Mail Send program from the following link:
Mailsend
It comes as a zipped directory. Unzip the directory and you will find the file (module), Mailsend.pm . Copy this file into the same directory as your Perl program that has the above code.
Mailsend.pm is a text file. Open the file with your text editor. Change the port and the domain name of your mail server from,
my $remote_host = "localhost";
my $port = 587;
to something like,
my $remote_host = "mail.o2online.de";
my $port = 25;
as necessary.
Save the file. That’s all.
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