Dear Master Monks,

This is really doing my head in. I keep getting:

From:           Date:                    Subject:
Unknown     Unknown date           (no subject)

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Here's the code: 

my $to = '"Gavin Henry" <ghenry@perl.me.uk>';
my $from = '"Support" <support@perl.me.uk>';
$smtp = Net::SMTP->new('relay.plus.net');
       $smtp->mail("$from");
       $smtp->to("$to");
       $smtp->data();
       $smtp->datasend("To: " . $to),
       $smtp->datasend("From:" . $from),
       $smtp->datasend("Subject: Rsync backup success on $date"),
       $smtp->datasend("The remote backup has been completed.\n\n"
                        ."Info:\n\n"
                        ."\n$rsync\n");
       $smtp->dataend();

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I'm pretty sure it's something really stupid.
Thanks,
Gavin.

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In reply to Net::SMTP - To: and From: not appearing in headers? by ghenry

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