Hi, We are working on perl script in our application which is sending mails to many users We are using Net::SMTP We are using an array to store the multiple recipients and send the mails But in the e-mail sent, we are not able to see all the email address of the recipients in To/Cc field. 
my @cclist = ('abc\@yahoo.com','bfgh\@hotmail.com','rew\@rediff.com');
my @ToAddress = ('abc\@yahoo.com','bfgh\@hotmail.com','rew\@rediff.com
+');

# Create a new multipart message:
$MIMEEntity = build MIME::Entity
  From       => $FromAddress,
  'Reply-To' => $ReplyToAddress,
  To         => @ToAddress,
  CC         => @cclist,
  Subject    => $MailSubject,
  Notify     => 'SUCCESS,FAILURE,DELAY',
  Type       => 'multipart/mixed'; 

$NetSMTP->mail($FromAddress) or die "ERROR calling SMTPmail, stopped";
$NetSMTP->to(@ToAddress) or die "ERROR calling SMTPmail, stopped"; 
$NetSMTP->cc(@cclist) or die "ERROR calling SMTPmail, stopped";

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How do we fix this

2004-12-23 Janitored by Arunbear - added code tags, as per Monastery guidelines

In reply to Multiple Recipients using SMTP by ghouse

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