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Some of your output goes to STDOUT, some goes to the sendmail pipe (MAIL filehandle).

edit: Yeah, this is apparently not the problem. The programs prints to STDOUT as part of its execution as a CGI program, this output is not intended to go into the mail. Why it doesn't work? Two ideas:

a) The MIME message is hand-crafted and possibly not well-formatted.

b) The mail client dissalows form submission for security reasons.

In reply to Re: passing CGI form parameters via HTML email by calin
in thread passing CGI form parameters via HTML email by gmacfadden

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