Here is all soubroutines which I write to my script. 
use Net::SMTP;
$from = "SMSrobot";
$to = "me\@mydomai.com";
$smtp_retry = "3";
$smtp_timeout = "60";
$smtp_server = "smtp.provider.com";


# --------------------------------------------------------------------
+-----
#sub smtp 
sub smtp {
    my ( $message ) = @_[0];
    &logging("Conecting to $smtp_server SMTP server...");
    unless ( $smtp = Net::SMTP->new( $smtp_server, Hello => $from, Tim
+eout => $smtp_timeout ) ) {
    &logging("Can't connect.");
    return 0;
    }
    &logging("Conected.");
    unless ( $smtp->mail( $from ) and $smtp->to( $to ) ) {
    &logging("Can't initialize communication");
    return 0;
    }
    &logging("Sending mail to $to");
    unless ( $smtp->data() and $smtp->datasend("$message\n") and $smtp
+->dataend() and $smtp->quit) {
    &logging("Can't send data.");
    return 0;
    }
    $message =~ s/\s/ /isg;
    &logging("Message: \"$message\" was sent.");
    &logging("Quit.");
    return 1;
}

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Just call this by &smtp('mail message');

In reply to Re: Module for smtp mail server? by LiTinOveWeedle
in thread Module for smtp mail server? by C-Keen

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