So it would seem that you need to go back to Difficulty in sending mail with Activestate Perl 5.10 on a windows server, and the answers you received there, and possibly, again, consult with your hosting administrator as to where the Mail::SendEasy module is installed. Note that Mail::SendEasy is different from Mail::SendMail which you mention in your thread root, so you may want to check and clarify with your hosting support or the mails you sent them about whether the recommended solution is Mail::SendMail or Mail::SendEasy.

In reply to Re^3: Why won't call to SendEasy 'send' sub won't work? by Corion
in thread Why won't call to SendEasy 'send' sub won't work? by Stoney

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