Hmm, strange since it's in production at a travel agency! But that's what free software is all about: that you can help yourself and help others who will help you too.

Don't hessitate to send me a note if you need to clarify something in the code. I guess you can find stuff on CPAN like QmailQueue for Sendmail, EXIM and the rest, but this client in particular had Qmail and that's what we used for the project.

As I pointed out in the code posting, if you want you can take over this project and formalize TkMailer if you find an interest in your community to do so.

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Alejandro

In reply to Re^2: TkMailer by ait
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