Hey fellas.

Anyone knows why the following code returns "No recipient!" error msg?

(I know the var is correct, because I've tested it printing it after the sendmail function.) 
%mail = ( To   => '$n_mail',
          From => 'foo@foo.com.br',
          Message  => "BlahBlahBlah\n\nBlahBlah\n\n");
          
          sendmail(%mail) or die $Mail::Sendmail::error;

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Is there a trick to use vars with this module? It's documentation sadly doesn't show any examples with vars...

Thanks in advance,

Er Galvão Abbott
 a.k.a. Lobo, DaWolf
Webdeveloper

In reply to Vars with Mail::Sendmail by DaWolf

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