
KevinR
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Dec 10, 2006, 10:43 PM
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Re: [LeoTron] Problem with sending email
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this should take care of those error messages (just need to add "my" in front of the variables although $length was serving no purpose), but doesn't mean the script will work:
#!/usr/bin/perl -w use Socket; use strict; my($mailTo) = 'me@somehost.com'; my($mailServer) = 'mail.somhost.com'; my($mailFrom) = 'someone@somehost.com'; my($realName) = "The Master"; my($subject) = 'Test'; my($body) = "Test Line One. \nTest Line Two.\n"; $main::SIG{'INT'} = 'closeSocket'; my($proto) = getprotobyname("tcp") || 6; my($port) = getservbyname("SMTP", "tcp") || 25; my($serverAddr) = (gethostbyname($mailServer))[4]; if(! defined($serverAddr)){ die('gethostbyname failed.'); } socket(SMTP, AF_INET(), SOCK_STREAM(), $proto) or die("socket: $!"); my $packFormat = 'S n a4 x8'; # Windows 95, SunOs 4.1+ #$packFormat = 'S n c4 x8'; # SunOs 5.4+ (Solaris 2) connect(SMTP, pack($packFormat, AF_INET(), $port, $serverAddr)) or die("connect: $!"); select(SMTP); $| = 1; select(STDOUT); #use unbuffered I/O. { my($inpBuf) = ''; recv(SMTP, $inpBuf, 200, 0); recv(SMTP, $inpBuf, 200, 0); } sendSMTP(1, "HELO\n"); sendSMTP(1, "MAIL From: <$mailFrom>\n"); sendSMTP(1, "RCPT To: <$mailTo>\n"); sendSMTP(1, "DATA\n"); send(SMTP, "From: $realName\n", 0); send(SMTP, "Subject: $subject\n", 0); send(SMTP, $body, 0); sendSMTP(1, "\r\n.\r\n"); sendSMTP(1, "QUIT\n"); close(SMTP); sub closeSocket { #close smtp socket on error close(SMTP); die("SMTP socket closed due to SIGINT\n"); } sub sendSMTP { my($debug) = shift; my($buffer) = @_; print STDERR ("> $buffer") if $debug; send(SMTP, $buffer, 0); recv(SMTP, $buffer, 200, 0); print STDERR ("< $buffer") if $debug; return( (split(/ /, $buffer))[0] ); } -------------------------------------------------
(This post was edited by KevinR on Dec 10, 2006, 10:44 PM)
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