Hi, im sorry about posting a low effort post like this, but im stuck for something and without time to sort out a solution quickly myself due to other repsonsibilities.

Basically the situation is this: I've finally got smoke testing of the bleadperl set up under Win32 using VC6 and VC7. This basically builds the latest version of perl under all of the various configurations and then generates a report of what fails, succeeds etc. The problem is that I want to automatically email the report to the appropriate development mailing list, but have no access to anything other than HTTP. So what I figured I would do is sign up for a hotmail account dedicated to this purpose and then get hotmail to handle the SMTP side of things. However under the time constraints I am I dont really want to hack this out myself. So if anybody out there knows of or has a script that can do this then I would be very much obliged if you would let me know.

In defence of the minimal effort of this post, at least the smoke testing benefits the overall perl community (or at least the win32 part... :-)

Cheers, and thanks for the tolerance.

--- demerphq
my friends call me, usually because I'm late....

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