I havn't tested it, and you havn't showed your code, but you should be able to authenticate once before sending, the do a bunch of sends in a loop. See Autentication problem with MIME::Lite for some code. Just don't send the $smtp->quit until all are sent. Google for "Net::SMTP bulkmail", for some code examples.

Beware your ISP may have limits set on your account to prevent spammers, and you may be violating your terms of agreement if you send too many mails. Better be safe, and ask your ISP's tech support for your limits.

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In reply to Re: MIME::LITE and Smtp authentication by zentara
in thread MIME::LITE and Smtp authentication by njweatherman

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