Hi folks,

I am having problem with Mail::Sender module. Below is the code that I have been using to send an email using local smtp server. 

use Mail::Sender;
eval {
$sender= new Mail::Sender{smtp=>'localhost'};
$sender->OpenMultipart({
to => 'emailaddress',
subject => 'Provisioning Status',
multipart => 'mixed',
from =>'emailaddress'
});
$sender->Part({ctype => 'text/html', disposition => 'NONE', msg => 'Te
+st email'});
$sender->EndPart("multipart/alternative");
$sender->Close();
} or print "Error in sending mail: $Mail::Sender::Error\n";
print "Mail sent OK.\n\n";

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When I run the script for 1st time its gives the following message after taking long time and no email is fired.... 
[ncoadmin@station28 Cox_CMDB]$ perl /tmp/sendmail.pl 
Mail sent OK.

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after running it again I got the below message after long time 
[ncoadmin@station28 Cox_CMDB]$ perl /tmp/sendmail.pl 
Error in sending mail: Connection not established
Mail sent OK.

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Any ideas on this?

In reply to Problem with Mail::Sender module by ashok.g

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