I put this question in an old topic, but it was a little bit of time ago... so not sure if it will be seen, so creating a new one... Sorry if that is wrong to do...

copied from older topic:

What will make this work? 
use Test::Trap qw/ :output(systemsafe) /;
    $_sendError = "";
    trap { $msg->send('smtp', 'mail.wholewellnessclub.com', AuthUser=>
+'somemailuser@somedomain.com', AuthPass=>'$_encEmPass') || $_sendErro
+r = $@ };
    $_ and $_sendError = $_ for $trap->die, $trap->stdout, $trap->stde
+rr;
    if($_sendError) {
        return 0;
    } else {
        return 1;
    }

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I don't want to print anything, I just need to catch the error IN a variable so that I can have my system continue. It emails me any errors that the programming catches.

Thank you for any advice you can offer for this to work.
Right now I get this error:
Can't modify logical or (||) in scalar assignment at /path/to/data/fil
+e/Send_Mime_Lite_Email.data line 39, near "$@ }"
# That code is above...

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Thanks again in advance.

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