Hello monks,

i have a spam filter on my postfix server, and i'm using Net::SMTP to redirect my spam filtered mail to the anti virus server, which in turn sends the mail to my mailbox server. It kind of works allright, but (the omnipresent but) sometimes i get a error redirecting the mail and i need to know if Net::SMTP can give me the error string that the anti virus server is issuing, i have read the perldoc of Net::SMTP and Net::Cmd but there's no method in this documents that refers to the response of the server (or i could just missed something), the closest method to that is the message method but it alwas returns "Invalid command order" so i don't think this is the method i'm looking for.
the code i'm using is this: 

$smtp->mail($ARGV[1]);
$smtp->recipient(@to);
if(!$smtp->data($sal.".\r\n")){
        print STDERR "Error enviando datos (".$smtp->message.") !!!\n"
+;
        $smtp->quit();
        exit($EX_TEMPFAIL);
}

$smtp->quit();
exit;

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i really appreciate help on this since i can't debug my program and i'm having a very high volume of error messages.

thanks



ignorance, the plague is everywhere
--guttermouth

In reply to Net::SMTP, response from server by imcsk8

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