At 11:31 AM 4/18/96, bruno@earthlink.net wrote: >Hi everybody, > >I am currently trying to write cgi scripts to be able to process form. >Almost everything is working perfectly, however I have a little problem. >The CGI retrieves the information from the form and process the data it >got. Then return a html document saying that the information has been sent >to the email address. Unfortunatly this is not true: > When I check my messages I find out that nothing has been sent. > I have been trying to find the solution to this problem, but no >result so far. By reading pages on the internet about this, I found out >that I need another script or program that send the mail. Most of time >people call it "sendmail". >I haven't found it yet. >Would it be possible to help me with this? > Where can I find the script or program? > If this doesn't exist for Mac, can I get something similar to it? > >I would accept any suggestions or comments about this. > >Thanks to everybody on this group for all the great information sent. Sendmail is a unix program (thus not for the mac) that is the backbone of the entire mail system on the internet. There is a freeware program called AIMS (Apple Internet Mail Server). Go hunting (sorry i don't have the url) for it. You should be able to find a way to send mail to it for it to spool for you. If all else fails, connect to it via port 25 (using TCP/IP) in perl and send the mail as a normal SMTP connection. Good luck. Shawn. W3/Perl/HTML Programmer for IN Jersey. IN Jersey: The Information Network for the Garden State. http://www.injersey.com/ http://www.nid.com/ http://www.nj1015.com/ http://www.pparadise.com/