Hey all, I'm using the Mail::Sender module in a program that i wrote to make changes to some acl files and atumatically mail the affected users through smtp. The program is almost working except for the actual mailing. When I run the program, I make my file changes, and from there the Mail::Sender module takes over. I got no mail though. When I check my syslog, I see the following: 
Jun 26 10:11:22 huma sendmail[2348]: f5QEBMv02348: lost input channel 
+from local
host [127.0.0.1] to Daemon0 after data
Jun 26 10:11:22 huma sendmail[2348]: f5QEBMv02348: from=<nobody.domain
+.com>,
 size=0, class=0, nrcpts=0, proto=SMTP, daemon=Daemon0, relay=localhos
+t [127.0.0
.1]

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Here is my sub that handles the actual mailing: 
sub sender_mail {
no strict "refs";
my ($user1,$diff1) = @_;
my $body_file = "/usr/local/squid/etc/aclfiles/letter";
        open (BODY_FILE,$body_file);
        my @body = <BODY_FILE>;
        close (BODY_FILE);

my $from = "nobody.domain.com";
my $subj = "Web access changes.";
my $sender;
($sender = new Mail::Sender ({
        from => $from, smtp => 'localhost'})) || die "$!";
        ($sender->MailFile(
        { to => $user1, subject => $subj, msg => "@body", file => $dif
+f1  }))
}

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If you need to see the rest of the code, let me know. I would greatly appreciate any help anyone can give to me on this one. Thanks in advance, Bradley 
Where ever there is confusion to be had... I'll be there.

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