Hey all, I'm currently putting together some email routing from an internal network to an external one. I want to keep the current sendmail.cf file and use an alternate for the sending of emails to go out over the internet. I'm somewhat familiar with Mail::Sender (a very cool module!!!) and can get it to do what I need as far as assembling a message for delivery. This would be simple, I think, if I were just sending a text body as the email and nothing else. But I will actually have users who will be sending attachments as well. What I need to do is, call Mail::Sender to assemble the email, and then have sendmail called with the alternate .cf file to deliver the message through our mail hub. I can get sendmail to use the alternate .cf file by using the -C flag... no problem. How do I use this in conjunction with Mail::Sender though? Is Mail::Sender capable of doing this on its own? Is there another mail module that will do what I need? I'm currently going through the documentation on Mail::Sender... but I'm just impatient I guess. Thanks to all in advance for any help you can provide. Bradley 
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