> I'm successfully using Net::SMTP to send email, but I need to 
> look at the to()
> error messages to determine if the problem was just a bad 
> address or if the
> server found a more sinister problem. How do I pick up the 
> actual message
> returned by the server?

Assuming my $smtp = new Net::SMTP;

$smtp->message() will return the last message from the remote server.

P.

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