Simple Quick question, sendmail...

my code: 
$mail{From} = 'nstouch<nobody@localhost.localdomain>';
                        $mail{To}   = 'administrator <pyrox_pro@hotmai
+l.com>';
                        #$server = 'xx.xx.xx.xx';

                        BEGIN { $| = 1; print ""; }
                        END {print "not ok 1\n" unless $loaded;}
                        $loaded = 1;

                                if ($server) {
                                $mail{Smtp} = $server;
                                }

                        $mail{Subject} = "NStouch has a message for yo
+u...";
                        #$mail{Subject} = "Mail::Sendmail version $Mai
+l::Sendmail::VERSION test";

                        $mail{Message} .= "Hello, \n ";
                        $mail{Message} .= "\nNStouch wants to notify y
+ou that: \n";
                        $mail{Message} .= "\n [ $dater ][  TEST ON $na
+meserver  WAS COMPLETED: SERVER DOWN  ][ TIME : $us2 Miliseconds ] ";
                        $mail{Message} .= "\n Thanks! \n \n $mailcount
+er \n";

                        # Go send it

                                if (sendmail %mail) {
                                #print "content of \$Mail::Sendmail::l
+og:\n$Mail::Sendmail::log\n";
                                                if($Mail::Sendmail::er
+ror) {
                                                print " \n OH DANG! \n
+ Senmail Errors \n ";

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}

How do I kill the message content? Every time this app sends a message, it includes the previous message as well, this is really driving me insane. After the DNS server failes all day I end up with an email 300 lines on. Do I need to kill this header, or close the mail function?

Thanks in advance.

In reply to Simple question, sendmail... Kill Previous by PyroX

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