Hi Monks. I'm having a little trouble with a message coming back at me from Net::SMTP when using the 'auth' method: 
Unknown callback: 'authname'. (user|auth|language|pass)

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Here's the code. 
  use Net::SMTP;
  use Authen::SASL;
  
  my $SMTPServer = 'myserver.net';
  my $emailFrom = 'me@here.com';
  my $emailTo = 'you@there.com';
  my $user = 'username';
  my $pass = 'password';
      
  my $NetSMTP = Net::SMTP->new($SMTPServer, Port=>'587', Timeout=>60, 
+Debug=>1) || die "<br>Unable to open connection.<br>Error Message: $!
+";
    
  $NetSMTP->auth( user => $user, 
                  pass => $pass,
                ) || die "<br>Auth didn't work: $!<br>";
  
  print "<br>sending from [$emailFrom] to [$emailTo]";
  $NetSMTP->mail($emailFrom);
  $NetSMTP->to($emailTo);
  $NetSMTP->data();
  $NetSMTP->datasend('test text');
  $NetSMTP->dataend();
  $NetSMTP->quit;

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I know that callback is a part of of the Authen::SASL module, which Net::SMTP uses, but what would I do about it? Thanks!

In reply to Net::SMTP failing - callback issue by mwhiting

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