Mail::Sender problem

Hi,

I wrote a program to send email. It looks as below

use strict;
use Mail::Sender;
my $smtp = 'IN****.A***.D*****.net';
my $subj = 'my first automated mail message ';
my $from = 'j********a@d****i.com';
my $to = 'j*********a@d****.com';

my $sender = new Mail::Sender {smtp => $smtp, from => $from ,to =>
$admn, subject => $subj};
$sender->Open({
to => $to,
subject => $subj,
auth => 'LOGIN',
authid => '*****',
authpwd => '********'});
$sender->Close();
if( $Mail::Sender::Error) {
print "Error sending mail: $Mail::Sender::Error \n";
}
else { print "Sent ok $Mail::Sender::Error \n"; }

This works fine for me without any issues.
I converted this script to exe using p2x-8.80-Win32.It gave warnings
initially with
1. Config file missing.
2. Langinfo.pm missing.
3. Digest::Perl::MD5 missing

I re installed Mail::Sender to make sure that there is a config file.I
manually copied LangInfo.pm to the I18N folder under C:\\perl\\lib.
ALso installed MD5 from cpan.

I converted to exe without any warnings.
But when I run exe it throws the error
" -3Error Sending
mail: Connect failed:An established connection was aborted by
software
in your host machine" . I do not have problems when I go back and run
my perl file.

I use Windows xp, Active perl 5.8.8 Build 820, Mail::sender 0.8.13
I use p2x-8.80-Win32 to convert .pl to .exe.I did not have any
problems while converting to exe before.Ofcourse I never used
Mail::Sender before.

Please throw light.

Cheers,
jis

Re: Mail::Sender problem

jis wrote:
> I wrote a program to send email. It looks as below
>
> use strict;
> use Mail::Sender;



> This works fine for me without any issues.
> I converted this script to exe using p2x-8.80-Win32.It gave warnings
> initially with
> 1. Config file missing.
> 2. Langinfo.pm missing.
> 3. Digest::Perl::MD5 missing
>
> I re installed Mail::Sender to make sure that there is a config file.

Did that really make a difference with respect to the config file
Perl2Exe complained about?

> I manually copied LangInfo.pm to the I18N folder under C:\\perl\\lib.
> ALso installed MD5 from cpan.
>
> I converted to exe without any warnings.
> But when I run exe it throws the error
> " -3Error Sending
> mail: Connect failed:An established connection was aborted by
> software
> in your host machine" . I do not have problems when I go back and run
> my perl file.
>
> I use Windows xp, Active perl 5.8.8 Build 820, Mail::sender 0.8.13
> I use p2x-8.80-Win32 to convert .pl to .exe.I did not have any
> problems while converting to exe before.Ofcourse I never used
> Mail::Sender before.

I know that Mail::Sender was written with conversion to .exe files in
mind, so it ought to be a good choice for the purpose.

Maybe you should try to get in touch with the Mail::Sender author.

--
Gunnar Hjalmarsson
Email: http://www.gunnar.cc/cgi-bin/contact.pl

Re: Mail::Sender problem

On Aug 20, 7:58 pm, Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
> jis wrote:
> > I wrote a program to send email. It looks as below
>
> > use strict;
> > use Mail::Sender;
>
>
>
> > This works fine for me without any issues.
> > I converted this script to exe using p2x-8.80-Win32.It gave warnings
> > initially with
> > 1. Config file missing.
> > 2. Langinfo.pm missing.
> > 3. Digest::Perl::MD5 missing
>
> > I re installed Mail::Sender to make sure that there is a config file.
>
> Did that really make a difference with respect to the config file
> Perl2Exe complained about?
>
> > I manually copied LangInfo.pm to the I18N folder under C:\\perl\\lib.
> > ALso installed MD5 from cpan.
>
> > I converted to exe without any warnings.
> > But when I run exe it throws the error
> > " -3Error Sending
> > mail: Connect failed:An established connection was aborted by
> > software
> > in your host machine" . I do not have problems when I go back and run
> > my perl file.
>
> > I use Windows xp, Active perl 5.8.8 Build 820, Mail::sender 0.8.13
> > I use p2x-8.80-Win32 to convert .pl to .exe.I did not have any
> > problems while converting to exe before.Ofcourse I never used
> > Mail::Sender before.
>
> I know that Mail::Sender was written with conversion to .exe files in
> mind, so it ought to be a good choice for the purpose.
>
> Maybe you should try to get in touch with the Mail::Sender author.
>
> --
> Gunnar Hjalmarsson
> Email:http://www.gunnar.cc/cgi-bin/contact.pl


Why are you messing with CPAN and copying things manually? If you
have ActiveState Perl you should use Perl Package Manager to install
your packages.

Re: Mail::Sender problem

On Aug 21, 12:38 pm, Larry wrote:
> On Aug 20, 7:58 pm, Gunnar Hjalmarsson wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > jis wrote:
> > > I wrote a program to send email. It looks as below
>
> > > use strict;
> > > use Mail::Sender;
>
> >
>
> > > This works fine for me without any issues.
> > > I converted this script to exe using p2x-8.80-Win32.It gave warnings
> > > initially with
> > > 1. Config file missing.
> > > 2. Langinfo.pm missing.
> > > 3. Digest::Perl::MD5 missing
>
> > > I re installed Mail::Sender to make sure that there is a config file.
>
> > Did that really make a difference with respect to the config file
> > Perl2Exe complained about?
>
> > > I manually copied LangInfo.pm to the I18N folder under C:\\perl\\lib.
> > > ALso installed MD5 from cpan.
>
> > > I converted to exe without any warnings.
> > > But when I run exe it throws the error
> > > " -3Error Sending
> > > mail: Connect failed:An established connection was aborted by
> > > software
> > > in your host machine" . I do not have problems when I go back and run
> > > my perl file.
>
> > > I use Windows xp, Active perl 5.8.8 Build 820, Mail::sender 0.8.13
> > > I use p2x-8.80-Win32 to convert .pl to .exe.I did not have any
> > > problems while converting to exe before.Ofcourse I never used
> > > Mail::Sender before.
>
> > I know that Mail::Sender was written with conversion to .exe files in
> > mind, so it ought to be a good choice for the purpose.
>
> > Maybe you should try to get in touch with the Mail::Sender author.
>
> > --
> > Gunnar Hjalmarsson
> > Email:http://www.gunnar.cc/cgi-bin/contact.pl
>
> Why are you messing with CPAN and copying things manually? If you
> have ActiveState Perl you should use Perl Package Manager to install
> your packages.- Hide quoted text -
>
> - Show quoted text -

As far as i know PPM do not allow to install all packages.
Any way author of the module confirmed me none of the warnings have
dependencey on the this module.

regards,
jis