I'm looking for a good SMTP module that I can use to send mail via a script (for reporting logfile analysis).

As it is, I open a command (different commands on Unix and NT) as a file handle and pipe to it. I would like a way to set up the same mailing system so that I only have one version of this script for both Unix and NT.

I know that Mail::Mailer is generall Unix specific, as are most Mail type modules on CPAN. Is there one available that is good for both NT and Unix? 

J. J. Horner
Linux, Perl, Apache, Stronghold, Unix
jhorner@2jnetworks.com

In reply to SMTP Modules that are both Win32 and Unix compliant by jjhorner

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