There's no point in trying to "tweak something in the perl module" as the Perl module is almost certainly not being loaded successfully. The problem is not with the module, it is with how you installed the module and how your are subsequently trying to load it.

If it works on another server then perhaps the sysadmin on that other server has already installed it, so your broken attempt to change @INC is having no effect.

Try running this from the command line of the server where it works. This will tell you where the file is being loaded from:

perl -MMail::Sendmail -le 'print $INC{"Mail/Sendmail.pm"}'

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In reply to Re^3: Using Sendmail.pm problem by davorg
in thread Using Sendmail.pm problem by tariqahsan

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