On Wed, Aug 18, 1999 at 09:15:34AM +1000, Charles Cave wrote: } I'm writing a small script to do an email-merge using the SMTP module } to send the mail. (No, I am NOT doing spam mail but corresponding with } people on my Creativity Web who have registered as a creativity consultant). } } When I run this code (from MPPE book), I get a message saying that } the Net::/SMTP or Net/SMTP module is not found. } } #!perl } use strict; } use Net::SMTP; } use Mac::InternetConfig; } my($smtp, $email, @emails, $subject, $message); } $smtp= Net::SMTP->new(); Generally one puts the mailhost as the argument to new: Net::SMTP->new("a.machine.you.can.relay.through"); But if you have a mailhost in your Net::Config (which generally means that you have one in Internet Config), you should be OK. This won't cause your problem, anyway. } } <snip> } } Rechecking MPPE, mention is made of "libnet" being PART OF THE STANDARD } DISTRIBUTION. I have a 68040 Mac with System 7.1 and I installed the basic } Perl + the bigapp Perl, so what have I done wrong? } } } >From MPPE: } } " libnetis the common name for a group of Perl modules that support Internet } networking. It includes modules for FTP (file transfer), POP3 (receiving } email), SMTP (sending email), NNTP (accessing USENET news), etc. These } modules are included with the MacPerl standard distribution. For informa- } tion on updates, see the MacPerl Pages ( www.ptf.com/macperl)." } } I looked at www.ptf.com/macperl but didnt see a referenec to libperl. } } } What should I do next? You've forgotten how to use File Find/Sherlock? You're looking for a file named SMTP.pm on your drive, specificially inside a folder called Net in one of the folders you've told MacPerl to search when looking for libraries. } } Thanks, } Charles Cave } charles@mpx.com.au -- Paul Schinder schinder@pobox.com ===== Want to unsubscribe from this list? ===== Send mail with body "unsubscribe" to macperl-request@macperl.org