Not directly related to your mail sending issue but I'm including it because I always find it helpful when people make constructive criticism of my code...

Your script makes use of CGI::Carp through 

use CGI::Carp qw(fatalsToBrowser warningsToBrowser);

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But it doesn't call the warningsToBrowser(); method. This method works differently to fatalsToBrowser. The latter displays the error as part of the HTTP 500 screen. However, for a warning, CGI::Carp can't display a message that early, in other words, before the browser gets the HTTP headers. So you have to choose when to send any warning after the HTTP headers by calling warningsToBrowser(1); (with any true value).

The warning manifests as an HTML comment in the webpage at the point you call the warningsToBrowser(); method. It is usually best to do it at the end so the warning appears at the bottom of the HTML source code. This saves you having to hunt for it!

In reply to Re: mail with users names by Bod
in thread mail with users names by frank1

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