I have a job that sends email to an organizational box. I have a script that runs as a user that has Full Control of that org box's associated account in an Active Directory 2003 domain.

The script runs on a Windows 2003 server that does not, and will not, have Outlook installed.

Authen::NTLM does not seem to be willing to use the current user's credentials. Any ideas for how to read this mail into the script without installing a client?

UPDATE:

I am also using Email::Folder::Exchange, which is what is complaining about not having credentials available. Snippet below:

#!/c/perl/bin/perl

use strict;

use warnings;

use Email::Folder::Exchange;

use Authen::NTLM;

my $user = ntlm_user();

my $password = ntlm_password();

my $folder = Email::Folder::Exchange->new('https://fqdn.com/Exchange/o
+rgbox/Inbox', $user, $password);

my $pile;

for my $message ($folder->messages) {
    if ($message->header('Subject') =~  /Addition to EPAS Training Sit
+e for 18 FLTS/) {
        $pile .= $message->body;
        last;
    }
}

print $pile;

exit;

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In reply to Reading mail from an exchange mailbox, no Outlook by girarde

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