I've always been prone to using Mime::Lite with Net:SMTP as the mailing engine. Net::SMTP can send e-mails with attachments, but it doesn't look like the module has matured to the point of handling it on it's own.
I have taken your advice and installed Mail::Sender. It works perfectly. Thank you all for taking the time to help with the easy questions as much as you do the complicated ones.
One of these days I'll actually finish building the module I started to do just what I posted earlier (sending e-mails with Mime::Lite and Net::SMTP), but I want to get it more solidified first.
Second: Not quite true re wheel and re-invention thereof.
The dflt perl distn (5.8.x) comes with Net::SMTP pre-pkd - so it's always gonna be available if you have perl.
MIME::Lite is a post-install, and sometimes, you just cant get it past the SE's ( and there are lots of drakonian SE's still around - would someone *pls* retire these guys?).
However, I understand that Net::SMTP is low-level for MIME-level problems like attachments.
so, maybe a note wrt sending attachments in the docn - you got most of the basic MIME tokens in there anyway, so i dont see it as too much of a stretch?
and i totally realise that RTFM is the correct answer
thanks for listening guys.
mm
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