Hi.

Im' tring to send email with perl with my gmail account and insert a link in email's body.

I try many codes, but i can "send email with gmail NO Links" or "send html email but NO with gmail account". I google for two days, search in perlmonks but I cannot send email.

I use:

1. Email::Send and I can send email to gmail, but with simple body, no html. 

my $sender = Email::Send->new(
     {   mailer      => 'Gmail',
         mailer_args => [
               username => $username,
               password => $password,
                        ]
     }
);

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2. I use Mime::Lite but i have this Error: SMTP auth() command not supported on smtp.gmail.com:587 

MIME::Lite->send('smtp', 'smtp.gmail.com:587', Timeout => 60,AuthUser=
+>$user, AuthPass=>$pass);$msg->send();

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3. I use Net::SMTP::TLS but but i have this Error: Couldn't start TLS: Cannot determine peer hostname for verification 

my $smtp = new Net::SMTP::TLS(
   'smtp.gmail.com',
   Hello   =>   'test.org',
   Port    =>   587,
   User    =>   $user,
   Password=>   $password,
   Timeout =>   30
);

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Someone can help please?

Thanks in advice. Andrea

In reply to Send Email to GMAIL with html body by Maktub

Title:
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