Hey Alex,
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YA> Hi,
YA> Having problems with just a simple test of MIME::Lite. Here is the output:
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YA> Global symbol "$msg" requires explicit package name at mimetest.pl
YA> line 6.
Been having problems with my mail today so don't know if you have a
response yet... What is happening is from the 'use strict;' line.
Basically you want to 'scope' your variables. Easiest way to take
care of the err msg is put a 'my' in front of the $msg variable (and
each one that gets a complaint). Note: you only do this once in the
current scope...
Once you do that and get it tested, run perldoc and check out the
'strict' and 'warnings' modules - you should always use them when
working on your code.
YA> And here is the script:
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YA> #!/usr/local/bin/perl -w
YA> use MIME::Lite;
YA> use strict;
,,,--put the my here.
YA> $msg = MIME::Lite->new(
YA> From =>'[EMAIL PROTECTED]',
YA> To =>'[EMAIL PROTECTED]',
YA> Subject =>'Testing MIME::Lite Module.',
YA> Data =>"Successfully sent message."
YA> );
YA> $msg->send;
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YA> So, what does the output message mean?
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