You can send an e-mail with any address you so desire using Net::SMTP or any other e-mail module worth its salt. This is a configuration issue for your mail server.

Side comment 1: You should keep in mind that any auto-mailing CGI script is potentially abusable by immoral people for spamming other people. Obscurity is not a solution here - a colleague of mine caused the security folks around here to get into a tizzy because he naively set up such a site and it got abused by spammers.

Side comment 2: You have created four new threads in the last 28 hours asking how to send e-mails from your CGI script (No Reply message, MIME::Lite returns "SMTP Failed to connect to mail server: Bad file descriptor", Questions about sending e-mails, Sending emails in perl/cgi environment). Do you truly believe that each of these questions has been sufficiently distinct that they warrant separate discussion, particularly when creating a new thread creates an unnecessary break in thought for the monks trying to help you?

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