I know Im going to get flamed for this becuase Im not using a module, but its quick and it works, plus that its quicker becuase it doesnt even open up a pipe..It uses a simple socket connection to a sendmail server (just one) 
#!/usr/bin/perl
use strict;
use Socket;

my @users=('email1@server.com', 'email2@server.com', 'email3@server.co
+m');
my $mailhost="localhost";

my $myemail="mark\@cidera.com"; # Your email address

# this is just the subject and body of the message
# you can get this information from anywhere I just
# put it in here for the sake of example
my $subject= "hi";
my $data = "hi hi hi hi there";
my $userz;

socket(MAIL,PF_INET,SOCK_STREAM,getprotobyname('tcp'));
connect(MAIL,sockaddr_in(25,inet_aton($mailhost)));

select(MAIL);

$|=1;
select('stdout');

print MAIL "HELO blah.com\n";

foreach $userz (<@users>) {
 print MAIL "MAIL FROM: $myemail\n";
 print MAIL "RCPT TO: $userz\n";
 print MAIL "DATA\n";
 print MAIL "Subject: $subject\n";
 print MAIL "$data\n";
 print MAIL ".\n";
}

print MAIL "quit\n";
close(MAIL);

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This works becuase it doesnt quit the sendmail connection till after all the emails have been sent to each person in your @users array seperatly.

I know this isnt EXACTLY what you were looking for, but its just another way to do this.

In reply to RE: eof without closing the pipe by cleen
in thread eof without closing the pipe by csorensen

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