I tried this: 

use strict;
use warnings;
use Net::SMTP ;
my $afz = 'anyone@gmx.com';
my $pass = '*****';
my $ontv = 'any@gmail.com';
my $date = localtime();
my $mailer = Net::SMTP->new(
    'mail.gmx.com',
    Hello   =>      'mail.gmx.com',
    Port    =>      587,
    Debug => 1
);



$mailer->starttls();
$mailer->auth($afz, $pass);    
$mailer->mail($afz);  
$mailer->recipient($ontv);         
$mailer->data();
$mailer->datasend("From: $afz");
$mailer->datasend("To: $ontv");
$mailer->datasend("Subject: testmail"); 
$mailer->datasend("Date: $date"); 
$mailer->datasend("\n");
$mailer->datasend("Hallo daar.");
$mailer->dataend();
$mailer->quit

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But it does not change anything. I also tried giving just the date and not the time but nothing. Maybe i'll try sending from my gmail account to my gmx account but that is a pour solution if it works at all.

In reply to Re^3: send mail with STARTTLS by Anonymous Monk
in thread send mail with STARTTLS by Anonymous Monk

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