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in reply to Re^4: forwarding emails with perl??
in thread forwarding emails with perl??

I can't be bothered to test at the moment but I think your problem is the

@email = <>; my $message = join "\n", @email;
where you could possibly better off doing something like
my $message = do { local $/; <> };
But the join you have is unnecessary as you haven't removed the line endings. A
my $message = join '', @email;
would be sufficient in your code.

/J\

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Re^6: forwarding emails with perl??
by bfdi533 (Friar) on Sep 21, 2006 at 16:34 UTC

    The my $message = join '', @email; worked perfectly. Thanks.

    Now I have other issues about relay being denied because I am trying to keep the originator email address (from header) in place so as to make it a bounce and I cannot relay for addresses outside of my domain. But, that is a problem that I need to fix locally somehow, I guess.

    Still, if there were a better way to do this without having to open relay up ...