Perl Tutorial 35 - Sendmail: Send an Email, Rudewords Filter
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I keep getting an error, and can't figure it out...when I run the code on my windows xp pro system I get "The system cannot find the path specified"
Any ideas would be appreciated :(
vonHypermiler 3 years ago
thanx for the post mate, but i'm using ubuntu and it doesnt seem to work
simonbour 3 years ago
Great job! Very helpful! More Power!
mxlogicemailfiter 3 years ago
Goodness mate. I've been tinkering with send mail for years, this is the best tutorial I've seen on "the bottom line" of how to use sendmail via Perl script. You rock mate. keep it up. 5*
perltyr 3 years ago
Of course, you need to have $message and $subject with a content, before sending... :)
I appreciate the pipe use instead of doing the traditional $result=qx(sendmail ...<$temp); . That would require to record it all in a temporary file previously...
I also, appreciate the tainting security that you have taught.
betoian 4 years ago