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I am trying to grab a html page and send it as a html e-mail, but it's not working properly. I am sending it, but the page doesn't show as html, it's showing the source html code instead. Can anyone tell what is wrong here or how I could accomplish this better? Thanks a lot!!!!
Here is my code:

my $content = get( "http://pagetest.html" ) or die $!; my @mailto; $mailto[0]="ok1\@ok.com"; $mailto[1]="ok2\@ok.com"; $mailto[2]="ok3\@ok.com"; foreach my $element (@mailto) { my $sock = IO::Socket::INET->new (PeerAddr => 'my.mail.server.ip', Type =>'Content-type: text/html; charset=us-ascii' +, PeerPort => 'smtp(25)', Proto => 'tcp')|| die "That sucks, I can't open a +port on the mail server. I'm going to take all my toys and go home no +w.."; my $input = <$sock>; print $sock "HELLO localhost\r\n"; $input = <$sock>; print $sock "mail from:master-ok\@ok.com\r\n"; $input = <$sock>; print $sock "rcpt to:$element\r\n"; print "rcpt to:$element\r\n"; $input = <$sock>; print $sock "DATA\r\n"; print $sock "Subject: Hell is breaking loose!"; print $sock "From: Server Hell\r\n"; print $sock "To: $element\r\n"; print $sock "\r\n"; print $sock "$content\r\n"; print $sock ".\r\n"; $input = <$sock>; print $sock "QUIT"; close ($sock); }

Thanks....

In reply to Sending HTML e-mail by Anonymous Monk

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