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a better way to send mail is to use sendmail directly
if you are on linux you can dosudo apt-get xmail and then use the following perl script

use Mail::Mailer;

$mailer=Mail::Mailer->new("sendmail");
$mailer->open ({  From=> <from address here>,
                  To=> <to address here>,
                  Subject=> <subject here>,
               }) or die "cant open mailer\n";

$body=<>;
print $mailer $body;
$mailer->close();
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the "sendmail" is to be replaced with the mail program like xmail (i use xmail)
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In reply to Re^3: File I/O question by hnd
in thread File I/O question by sierpinski

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