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[reply]Please post your code.
It's nice to see $SMTPMailServer is set to something, but the question was if $smtp was initialized correctly. The error you got
[reply]Can't call method "mail" on an undefined value at C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\cgi-bin\statpac.pl line 84.

Line 84 is $smtp->mail($from);[/reply]refers to the $smtp object. It seems that $smtp has either not been initialized at all or the initialization went wrong. Net::SMTP states that failure of a method call (such as new) is indicated by returning an undefined or empty list value. In case of the constructor, this would mean that $smtp would have been assigned an undefined value instead of a blessed object reference. Looking at the source of Net::SMTP::new, I can see a lot of reasons why the constructor could return undef.
But without seeing your code, all this is pure speculation.

-- Marcus

[pre]s$$ab21b8d15c3d97bd6317286d$;$"=547269736;split'i',join$,,map{chr(($*+=
($">>=1)&1?-hex:hex)+0140)}/./g;$"=chr$";s;.;\u$&;for@_[0,2];print"@_,"[/pre][/reply]

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Please post your code.
It's nice to see $SMTPMailServer is set to something, but the question was if $smtp was initialized correctly. The error you got

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Can't call method "mail" on an undefined value at C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\cgi-bin\statpac.pl line 84.

Line 84 is $smtp->mail($from);

refers to the $smtp object. It seems that $smtp has either not been initialized at all or the initialization went wrong. Net::SMTP states that failure of a method call (such as new) is indicated by returning an undefined or empty list value. In case of the constructor, this would mean that $smtp would have been assigned an undefined value instead of a blessed object reference. Looking at the source of Net::SMTP::new, I can see a lot of reasons why the constructor could return undef.
But without seeing your code, all this is pure speculation.

-- Marcus

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s$$ab21b8d15c3d97bd6317286d$;$"=547269736;split'i',join$,,map{chr(($*+= 
($">>=1)&1?-hex:hex)+0140)}/./g;$"=chr$";s;.;\u$&;for@_[0,2];print"@_,"

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