Hey guys, I need to generate a header like this: 
From:  IDI Solutions <proactive@client.policy.net>

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Here is what I am using: 
        $proactiveEmail = 'proactive@' . 'robert.policy.net';

    $msg = MIME::Lite->new( 
        From        =>"\"IDI Solutions\" <$proactiveEmail>",
        'Errors-to'     => "bounces\@$clientid.policy.net",
        To          =>"$TheAdminsEmail",
        Precedence    => 'special-delivery',
        #Cc        =>'robert@idi.net',
        Subject     =>'Bulk Delete Completed',
        Type        =>'text/plain',
        Data        =>"$message"
    );

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However, I am getting this error: 
[Fri Feb  7 10:17:11 2003] bulkchanges-shared:  at /xxx/qqq/yyy/zzz/bu
+lkchanges-shared line 439
[Fri Feb  7 10:18:29 2003] bulkchanges-shared: SMTP MAIL command faile
+d: 
[Fri Feb  7 10:18:29 2003] bulkchanges-shared: Bad address syntax
[Fri Feb  7 10:18:29 2003] bulkchanges-shared: 
[Fri Feb  7 10:18:29 2003] bulkchanges-shared:  at /xxx/qqq/yyy/zzz/bu
+lkchanges-shared line 439

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What's going on here? How can I get my email headers to work correctly? The problem is in the From: line, but I dont know how to generate multi-word <email> From: headers in MIME::LIte. Thanks!

In reply to MimeLite Header Problem by kleinbiker7

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