You arent passing parameters around so its hard to see the actual code flow. Im betting its because $tmp2 isnt assigned a variable when &email is called. (Although the error message is on the face of it a bit confusing.) Ill look at making MIME::Lite a little more intelligent in this regard. But you might consider turning on strict and warnings. By the time you have cleaned up your code enough to make Perl stop whining I suspect this matter will be resolved. :-)


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In reply to Re: email attachments using multipart MIME format by demerphq
in thread email attachments using multipart MIME format by waiterm

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