Hello again. I have transfered my script to win32 due to requirements form up on high. I made a testrun of my script and it hangs. I ripped everything with threads out of it and it still hangs isolating the problem to either Net::SMTP or Net::smtp_auth. Anyone have any ideas on why this would be? Stripped code is as follows: 
#!/usr/bin/perl -w

use Net::SMTP;
use Net::SMTP_auth;

%maildrop=(
        <censored for security>
    );


sub smtpblast{ 
my $md= shift; 
my $user= $maildrop{"$md" . "user"}; 
my $pass= $maildrop{"$md". "pass"}; 
print "\n $user \n $pass \n";
my $mailer=Net::SMTP_auth->new('smtp.<censored>.com');
$mailer->auth('Login', $user, $pass);
$mailer->mail("$user");
$mailer->to('<censored>');

my $mid= 'MID: ' . $md . " " . `date`;
my @data=("Subject: $mid\n", "E-mail Blast message
from $user\n");
$mailer->data(@data);
$mailer->datasend();
$mailer->dataend;
$mailer->quit;
print LOGFILE ($mid);
}
open LOGFILE, ">>messages.log";
&smtpblast("md01");

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In reply to Net::smtp_auth hangs on win32 by WalkingZero

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