Is this an exact transcript of your shell window (where your prompt is everything up to the =>):

gmitest1@mckinley..gmdwit: /home/gmitest1/juice/scripts => Mail/Sendmail.pm
If so, you're giving the Perl module name as a command to your shell, which would explain all the error messages: the shell is trying to execute the package declaration and the POD inside the PM file.

As davorg has mentioned, you really need to use the proper installation tools to make this work.

Do not rebuke them with harsh words ... but rather lead them gently - with URLs - so that they may learn wisdom.

In reply to Re^5: Using Sendmail.pm problem by VSarkiss
in thread Using Sendmail.pm problem by tariqahsan

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