well i was able to, using socket after searching on google thanks to google for the insight, am new to perl i was sure it's possible cos this happen in php 

#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use strict;
use IO::Socket::INET;
use MIME::Base64;
my $cr = pack('H*','0D');
my $lf = pack('H*','0A');

#following http://www.perlmonks.org/bare/?node_id=316023
# see RFC 821 http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc0821.txt



my($username)  = 'email';
my($password)  = 'password';
my($from)      = 'email';
my($from_name) = 'name';
my($to)        = 'email to send to';
my($to_name)   = 'name';
my($subject)    = 'Test';
my($body)       = "Test Line One.\nTest Line Two.\n";

my $server      = 'smtp.server.ex';  # SMTP SERVER
my $port        = 587; #
my $timeout     = 10;

my $sock = IO::Socket::INET->new( PeerAddr => $server,
                                  PeerPort => $port,
                                  Proto    => 'tcp',
                                  Timeout  => $timeout,     
);
unless ( $sock ) {
  die"ERR - Could not connect socket to $server on port $port";
}

if ( my $server = <$sock>) {
    print "Got Handshake: $server";
 dialog( $sock,  "EHLO local $cr$lf");
 dialog( $sock, "AUTH LOGIN $cr$lf");
 dialog( $sock, encode_base64($username));
 dialog( $sock, encode_base64($password));
 dialog( $sock,  "MAIL FROM: <$from>$cr$lf");
 dialog( $sock,  "RCPT TO: <$to>$cr$lf");
 dialog( $sock, "DATA $cr$lf");
 dialog( $sock,  "To: $to_name<$to>\r\nMIME-Version: 1.0\r\nContent-Ty
+pe: text/plain; charset=utf-8\n$cr$lf");
 dialog( $sock, "From: $from_name<$from>$cr$lf");
 dialog( $sock, "Subject: $subject $cr$lf\r\n");
 dialog( $sock,  "$body $cr$lf");
 dialog( $sock, ".$cr$lf");
 dialog( $sock,  "QUIT $cr$lf");
 
}
else {
    die "No handshake sent from SMTP server\n"
}


sub dialog {
    my ( $sock, $send ) = @_;
    print $sock $send;
    print "Sent: $send";
    my $receive = <$sock>;
  die "Got no response to $send" unless $receive;
    print "Recv: $receive";
}

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In reply to Re^2: help on socket to smtp on TLS/SSL by beanscake
in thread help on socket to smtp on TLS/SSL by beanscake

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