Re: Trapping server responses with Net::SMTP

instead of

if ( $smtp->status() =~ /^[45]$/ ) {
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you could use

if ( ! $smtp->ok ) {
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Re^2: Trapping server responses with Net::SMTP by yaelc (Novice) on Feb 04, 2009 at 12:22 UTC
which status value indicates success? which indicate failure (other than 4/5)? I tried $smtp->ok and it did not seem to accurately reflect success/failure.	[reply]

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