Thanks that got rid of the error, however, it still does not send the emails out...

Here is the file contents inside the subroutine. 
my ($__to,$__cc,$__bcc,$__from,$__subject,$__html_message,$__text_mess
+age,$__importance,$__xpriority,$__x_ms_priority) = @_;
use MIME::Lite;
my $_sendIp = $ENV{REMOTE_ADDR} || "127.0.0.1";
my $msg = MIME::Lite->new(
        'From'    => $__from,
        'To'      => $__to,
        'Cc'      => $__cc,
        'Bcc'            => $__bcc,
        'subject' => $__subject,
        'Type'    => 'multipart/mixed',
        "X-Mailer"         => "$_co_domain Mailer - Version 2.0",
        'X-Organization' => "$_co_name",
        "X-Mail-Sent-For" => "$_co_name or www.$_co_domain/$_un; From 
+IP: $_sendIp",
        'X-Priority' => $__xpriority,
        'X-MSMail-Priority' => $__xpriority
);
    
$msg->attach(
        'Type'     =>'TEXT',
        'Data'     =>"$__text_message",
        'Disposition' => "inline"
);

$msg->attach(
        'Type'     =>'HTML',
        'Data'     =>"$__html_message",
        'Disposition' => "inline"
);
my $_encEmPass = "43616c9765365f5f2640f311e1w1d5d6t2f3eacw052459ed4t4"
+;
$_encEmPass = decryptPass($_encEmPass);
use Test::Trap qw/ :output(systemsafe) /;
my $_sendError = "";
trap { $msg->send() or $_sendError = $@ };
$_ for $trap->die, $trap->stdout, $trap->stderr;
if(!$_sendError and $_) {
    $_sendError = $_;
}
if($_sendError) {
    return (0,"$_sendError");
} else {
    return (1,"");
}

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Do you see why that would not send the email? I get not errors returned but no emails get sent out for some reason.

Thank you Perl Monks for your help and advice.

In reply to Re^2: using Mime::Lite by ukndoit
in thread using Mime::Lite by Anonymous Monk

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