++tjh, ++trs80 for the tips on loading a pure-perl module into my own directory on the server, even though I already knew how to do that :-)

But what I was really hoping for was some user-feedback or experiential suggestions about which mail modules were the slickest to use. Like I said, I have used MIME::Entity which has the best OO interface of all the modules I've looked at, but which throws a bunch of non-fatal warnings about dependencies on Date::Format (I guess for some reason my provider doesn't have that module loaded).

Maybe I should have submitted this to the Meditations section?

..Guv

In reply to Re: Re: Opinions solicited: best internet mail module? by theguvnor
in thread Opinions solicited: best internet mail module? by theguvnor

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