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mail::sendeasy

Mail::SendEasy(3pm)					User Contributed Perl Documentation				       Mail::SendEasy(3pm)

NAME

       Mail::SendEasy - Send plain/html e-mails through SMTP servers (platform independent). Supports SMTP authentication and attachments.

DESCRIPTION

       This modules will send in a easy way e-mails, and doesn't have dependencies. Soo, you don't need to install libnet.

       It supports SMTP authentication and attachments.

USAGE

   OO
	 use Mail::SendEasy ;

	 my $mail = new Mail::SendEasy(
	 smtp => 'localhost' ,
	 user => 'foo' ,
	 pass => 123 ,
	 ) ;

	 my $status = $mail->send(
	 from	 => 'sender@foo.com' ,
	 from_title => 'Foo Name' ,
	 reply	 => 're@foo.com' ,
	 error	 => 'error@foo.com' ,
	 to	 => 'recp@domain.foo' ,
	 cc	 => 'recpcopy@domain.foo' ,
	 subject => "MAIL Test" ,
	 msg	 => "The Plain Msg..." ,
	 html	 => "<b>The HTML Msg...</b>" ,
	 msgid	 => "0101" ,
	 ) ;

	 if (!$status) { print $mail->error ;}

   STRUCTURED
	 use Mail::SendEasy ;

	 my $status = Mail::SendEasy::send(
	 smtp => 'localhost' ,
	 user => 'foo' ,
	 pass => 123 ,
	 from	 => 'sender@foo.com' ,
	 from_title => 'Foo Name' ,
	 reply	 => 're@foo.com' ,
	 error	 => 'error@foo.com' ,
	 to	 => 'recp@domain.foo' ,
	 cc	 => 'recpcopy@domain.foo' ,
	 subject => "MAIL Test" ,
	 msg	 => "The Plain Msg..." ,
	 html	 => "<b>The HTML Msg...</b>" ,
	 msgid	 => "0101" ,
	 ) ;

	 if (!$status) { Mail::SendEasy::error ;}

METHODS

   new (%OPTIONS)
       %OPTIONS:

       smtp
	   The SMTP server. (Default: localhost)

       port
	   The SMTP port. (Default: 25)

       timeout
	   The time to wait for the connection and data. (Default: 120)

       user
	   The username for authentication.

       pass
	   The password for authentication.

   send (%OPTIONS)
       %OPTIONS:

       from
	   The e-mail adress of the sender. (Only accept one adress).

       from_title
	   The name or title of the sender.

       reply
	   E-mail used to reply to your e-mail.

       error
	   E-mail to send error messages.

       to  Recipient e-mail adresses.

       cc  Adresses to receive a copy.

       subject
	   The subject of your e-mail.

       msg The plain message.

       html
	   The HTML message. If used with MSG (plain), the format "multipart/alternative" will be used.  Readers that can read HTML messages will
	   use the HTML argument, and readers with only plain messages will use MSG.

       msgid
	   An ID to insert in the e-mail Headers. The header will be: Msg-ID: xxxxx

       anex
	   Send file(s) attached. Just put the right path in the machine for the file. For more than one file use ARRAY ref: ['file1','file2']

	   ** Will load all the files in the memory.

       zipanex
	   Compress with zip the ANEX (attached) file(s). All the files will be inside the same zip file.

	   If the argument has the extension .zip, will be used for the name of the zip file. If not, the file will be "anex.zip", and if exist
	   only one ANEX, the name will be the same of the ANEX, but with the extension .zip.

	   ** Need the module Archive::Zip installed or the argument will be skipped.

	   ** This will generate the zip file in the memory.

SEE ALSO

       Mail::SendEasy::SMTP, Mail::SendEasy::AUTH, HPL.

       This module was created to handle the e-mail system of HPL.

AUTHOR

       Graciliano M. P. <gm@virtuasites.com.br>

       I will appreciate any type of feedback (include your opinions and/or suggestions). ;-P

COPYRIGHT

       This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself.

perl v5.12.4							    2011-09-18						       Mail::SendEasy(3pm)

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