Everything seems fine, but with a failure your call to $sender->MailFile(...) should be returning an error code which will evaluate as true. Therefore your die "Sender error, $sender, $Mail::Sender::Error!" won't execute.

If Mail::Sender is successful it should return a reference, so what you should do to test for failure is wrap the call like this:

ref ($sender = new Mail::Sender ({from => $mailf[2], smtp => 'localhos
+t'}))
    || die "Sender error: $sender, $Mail::Sender::Error!\n";
ref ($sender->MailFile({to => $mailf[0], subject => $mailf[1], msg => 
+"@body", file =>$mailf[4]}))
    || die "Sender error, $sender, $Mail::Sender::Error!";

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This should catch your errors for you...

ryddler

In reply to Re: Mail::Sender question... again by ryddler
in thread Mail::Sender question... again by Dalin

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