My spelling is not the issue. ..... MIMI::Lite is not available from my host.

MIMI::Lite will not be available from any host, as it does not exist. MIME::Lite does exist, though we aren't sure with regard to your host since you have yet to convince anyone that you're actually trying to invoke MIME::Lite instead of MIMI::Lite. Is there something wrong with your browser that you're unable to see the difference between I and E? Because Perl cares.

You also cannot just copy Lite.pm to some folder and expect Perl to know it's there. It's just a little more complicated than that.

Post a snippit of code here that is no longer than 20 lines, that shows how you're sending email, and we can try to help you debug it. Post real code that replicates the error. And while you're at it, tell us what you mean by "it doesn't work." Be specific. Show the actual error message. Help comes to those who give us something to work with.


Dave

In reply to Re^5: How can I send email with attachments if MIME::Lite isn't available? by davido
in thread How can I send email with attachments if MIME::Lite isn't available? by bigjoe11a

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