Dear perlmonks, Is there any solution to send a multipart email ( a message and two files as attachemnt) without using MIME or MAIL? for what i know, you can send a email containing a text via code this: 
my $req = POST(
    "mailto:".$rec_email,
    From =>"$send_email",
    Subject =>"$subject has changed",
    Content_Type=> 'text/plain; charset=ISO-8859-1 ; boundary="--text"
+',
    Content=>"Dear $rec_name,we want to inform you <wall of text>"
);

#and then, i want to include 2 files here

[download]
I solved this problem using MIME, but my customer insists on avoid using this it module. I am not really successfull in finding a solution to this problem...so has anybody a idea/experience in this case? best regards, markus

In reply to Sending a email with file attachment with LWP ONLY by MarkusH

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