Hi, I wanna use MIME::Lite to send email from hotmail with attachment, however, I got the following error: SMTP auth() command not supported on smtp.live.com anyone can help me? Best wishes! Following is my codes. 
   use strict;
   use MIME::Lite;
   my $gif = "mime.gif";

   my $msg = MIME::Lite->new(From    => 'user@hotmail.com',
                  To      => 'to@gmail.com',
                  Subject =>'Test the "attach to singlepart" hack',
                  Type    => 'TEXT',
                  Data    => ["This is a simple text message... ",
                      "can we attach a file to it?\n"]);  
                  

    ### Attach a part: 
    $msg->attach(Type     => 'image/gif',
         Path     => $gif);

    ### Output!
    $msg->print;
    $msg->send('smtp','smtp.live.com', Port => 25, AuthUser=>'username
+, AuthPass=>'upass');

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In reply to SMTP auth() command not supported on smtp.live.com by lighterjoul

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