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634 If not specified we use the value of C<from>.
650 If not specified we use the value of "to".
664 If not specified we use the value of "cc".
682 C<>=> the TCP/IP port used form the connection. By default getservbyname('smtp', 'tcp')||25.
743 the mailserver your computer's name. By default Mail::Sender sends
829 4 - log everything (default)
860 If set to a true value the LOGIN authentication assumes the authid and authpwd
865 If set to a true value Mail::Sender attempts to use LTS (SSL encrypted connection) whenever
868 The default value of ths option is TRUE! This means that if Mail::Server can send the data encrypted, it will.
872 If you set this option to a true value, the module will fail whenever it's unable to use TLS.
876 If set to a true value causes the Mail::Sender to keep the connection open for several messages.
877 The connection will be closed if you call the Close() method with a true value or if you call Open,
885 the first recipient's address fails. If it is set to a true value Mail::Sender skips the bad addresses and tries
906 => 'code' - return the negative error code (default)
969 $self->{'multipart'} = 'mixed'; # default is multipart/mixed
974 # Copy defaults from %Mail::Sender::default
976 foreach $key (keys %Mail::Sender::default) {
977 $self->{lc $key}=$Mail::Sender::default{$key};
1182 while ( my ($hdr, $value) = each %{$self->{'headers'}}) {
1183 for ($hdr, $value) {
1192 $headers .= "$hdr: $value\x0D\x0A";
2198 If you pass undef or zero as the parameter, this function uses the default
2199 value:
2277 "" as the value.
2477 Close and send the email message. If you pass a true value to the method the connection will be closed even
2485 The zero usually means that the Open/OpenMultipart failed and you did not test its return value.
2583 Queryies the server (specified either in the default options for Mail::Sender,
2844 It is not exported by default!
2878 true value", that is it has to be succesfully compiled and the last
2879 statement must return a true value. You may use this to forbide the use
2882 You may define the default settings for new Mail::Sender objects and do
2885 The default options are stored in hash %Mail::Sender::default. You may
2890 %default = (
2923 its first argument. If it returns a TRUE value the message is sent,
3040 or later when you open a message. You may also set the default options when