Santh,

I've always used Mail::Mailer from MailTools. Here's some example code:

use Mail::Mailer;
    
my $body = "This is the message body, line 1\n";
$body .= "This is the message body, line 2\n";
    
my $mailer = Mail::Mailer->new(
    'smtp', Server => 'smtp-server.example.com')
    or die "Unable to create a new mailer object:$!\n";
    
$mailer->open({    
    From => "jfluhmann\@example.com",
    To => "jeremy\@example.com",
    Subject => "Test E-mail"})
    or die "Unable to populate mailer object:$!\n";

print $mailer $body;
$mailer->close;

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You should also take a look at Mail::Sender (for attaching files or sending in HTML with a plaintext alternative). I hope that helps!

Jeremy

In reply to Re: How to send mails from a Windows system by jfluhmann
in thread How to send mails from a Windows system by santhanamv

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