Re: using the Mailer / sendmail perl module...

Maybe Mail::Mailer isn't the best choice. Popular choices include MIME::Lite, which can use either sendmail or Net::SMTP. If you don't want to do any work Net::SMTP::OneLiner might help (disclosure: I wrote that).

Also, I don't see a line 93 in your sample code... Could you give me a hint on that? What if it doesn't even relate to Mail::Mailer?

-Paul

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Re^2: using the Mailer / sendmail perl module... by Anonymous Monk on Oct 08, 2007 at 14:38 UTC
apologies I forgot to mark it out.... line 93 is `$mailer->(To => $admin_email, Subject => 'Mascot db_update errors') or die "Can't +open: $!\n";` [download] I can't see any issues with that line however. I originally thought it required a `$mailer -> open ({args})` but according to the module docs apparently not when I fell down on open not being recognised. I'll take a look at the smtp oneliner though see if it will fit the bill, thanks Paul.	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^3: using the Mailer / sendmail perl module... by jettero (Monsignor) on Oct 08, 2007 at 18:30 UTC
I should have been able to see it anyway then. `my $lambda = sub { print "lol!\n" }; $lambda->(); # will work my $mailer = Object::Name->new(); $mailer->(); # will not work` [download] I think you need to call a method name there (`$mailer->send()` for example), rather than invoking the blessed reference as a code reference -- which clearly doesn't work. -Paul	[reply] [d/l] [select]