Please see the below two programs to send mail through perl using activeperl on windows.

The first uses Mail::Sendmail and the second uses MIME::Lite. 


use Mail::Sendmail;

my $MailFrom = 'test@gmail.com';
my $to_list  = 'john@gmail.com';
my $cc_list  = 'frank@yahoo.com';
my $subject  = "hello test";
my $message  = "This email was generated automatically.\n";

sendmail(
    Smtp => 'mailtest.gmail.com',
    From    => $MailFrom,
    To      => $to_list,
    Cc      => $cc_list,
    Subject => $subject,
    Message => $message,
);

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use MIME::Lite;

MIME::Lite->send('smtp', "mailtesthub.gmail.com", Timeout=>90);

my $MailFrom = 'test@gmail.com';
my $to_list  = 'john@gmail.com';
my $cc_list  = 'frank@yahoo.com';
my $subject  = "hello test";
my $message  = "This email was generated automatically.";

my $msg = MIME::Lite->new(
    From     => $MailFrom,
    To       => $to_list,
    Cc       => $cc_list,
    Subject  => $subject,
    Type     => 'TEXT',
    Encoding => '7bit',
    Data     => $message,
);
$msg->send()

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In reply to Re: how do i send an email with perl in window system by sago
in thread how do i send an email with perl in window system by Anonymous Monk

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