>
> Obviously, the person you run this as affects the From header. If you
> need more refined control over the From (say, for spamming... gak!), you
> could use Mail::Internet.
>
> perl -e 'open(LIST, "address.txt"); while (<LIST>) { open(MAIL,
> "|mail -s \"subject goes here\" $_"); print MAIL "message goes
> here"; close(MAIL); } close(LIST);'
>
>
I'm curious.
How does the above give you more refined control of the "From" line? I have
not used Mail::Internet module before so I'm not familiar with how it works.
Your perl command seems ot just be a wrapper around the mail command. I'm
sure there's more to it than that. Does the Mail::Internet mod itself know
how to grab your real name from /etc/passwd ?
That would be very helpful.
In the past I have just used sendmail in my script to have better control of
the headers. Does the perl module have similar control ?
Looks like when I have time I should check out the Mail::Internet
documentation eh?
Ben Yau
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