I've never used the Mail::Mailer, however, in most situations, you can add the path to any executable to the normal system environment veriable %PATH%, and, in this case, Windows will be able to find the executable with the normal system call. Thus changing the Windows veriables to have "c:\usr\lib\" to the %PATH% variable, and placing sendmail.exe in this directory, would, normally, allow Windows to find the executable when issueing sendmail to the system (as most mail sending scripts do).

To see your current path on Windows, open a command window, and enter echo %PATH%. Any program located in any director listed there, will automatically be executed, if matched (it doesn't matter to Windows if the call is for sendmail and the first found is sendmail.cmd or sendmail.bat or sendmail.exe, it will execute the first found match to sendmail).

In reply to Re: sendmail on windows- unique location by Delusional
in thread sendmail on windows- unique location by Anonymous Monk

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