Hi!
(Reordered to make more readable)
> cs> Hi all ,
> cs> use sendmail -f $from $to and check , may be it should work
fine ...
>
secondly, did you read this thread? you can't call sendmail without a
path since it usually resides in non-standard dirs unlikely to be in
your path.
Also, calling sendmail is so... uh, Unix. I'm a unix/linux user too, but
your approach basically makes the code non-portable. Apart from sendmail
having lots of different paths (as mentioned before in this thread), the
sendmail binary doesn't even exist on a range of platforms - including
the most common: Windows.
I for one sucessfully use Mail::Sendmail in a number of business apps,
but there are a number of other modules you can also use, depending on
what you need.
So, *please*, don't go calling external binaries in your perl apps,
you'll inevitable lock your code to a subset of the operating systems
Perl supports.
LG
Rene
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