I've been having a terrible time soliciting [EMAIL PROTECTED] for help. Apparently I'm on the mailing list because I see other folks' postings but I never see my own messages post.
I'm trying to send automated email from my web page and Mail::SendMail is scrambling the URL in my anchor tag. (Everything else is working fine, however). Since I cannot seem to figure out the problem I decided to go back to using Microsoft's CDO (their proprietary API for sending email messages) on IIS6 instead of Mail::SendMail. CDO is not working either, I might add. But it is only a problem I invoke the script from a browser via IIS6. When I log into the server as an Administrator and run the script from the console prompt, it sends mail using CDO fine. When I call CDO from ASP instead of perl, it works fine! So there is obviously something funky with the context in which IIS is creating the perl subprocesses. So to diagnose the problem, I'd like to write a perl script that will give me clues about what context I'm running. For example, how do I write a perl script that will tell me what account I'm logged in under? There must be some other things that would give me a clue. Can you think of any? Thanks, Siegfried -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <http://learn.perl.org/> <http://learn.perl.org/first-response>
