Hello,

I have no problem sending to a single email address. However, I can't seem to make email::send::gmail send to multiple addresses.

If I use To=>'add@one.com', it will send the email fine. If I use To=>'add@one.com,add@two.com', it fails with 

"Error sending email: Email::Send::Gmail: no valid recipients at /usr/
+lib/perl5/site_perl/5.8.8/Email/Send.pm line 252 at /usr/lib/perl5/si
+te_perl/5.8.8/Email/Send.pm line 252"

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It fails with the same error if I try setting a Bcc=> 'addr@two.com' in the header, as well. Here is a snippet of code I'm using (addresses changed to spare the innocent): 
my $multiple = 'test@one.com,test@two.com';
                
my @headers = (
    From    => 'Sender <sender@sending.com>',
    To      => $multiple,
    Subject => $subject                  
    );
            
my $email = Email::Simple->create(
    header => \@headers,
    body => $params{"body"},
   );

my $sender = Email::Send->new(
    {mailer      => 'Gmail',
     mailer_args => [
       username => 'user@gmail.com',
       password => 'password',
     ]
    }
    );
 eval { $sender->send($email) };
print qq(Error sending email: $@) if $@;

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Again, this works fine if I change $multiple to read: 
my $multiple = 'test@one.com';

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Any help would be greatly appreciated.

In reply to Multiple Recipients in email by nephorm

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