clarissa1996
Technical User
Hi all,
I have an application in perl that use the module Sender.pm to send emails.
A client report me that his SPAM filter deletes the emails because "the sender address is unknown".
In my perl script when I send an email I set the $from field. Example:
$from = '<clarissa1996@hotmail.com>';
Probably I must set the $fake_from field too, to solve the problem.
In my version of Sender.pm this the variable $fake_from does not exists.
Therefore to avoid loss of emails I suppose I must use the following solution:
$from = '"Clarissa 1996" <clarissa1996@hotmail.com>';
Is this syntax correct ?
Thanks for any help. Clarissa
I have an application in perl that use the module Sender.pm to send emails.
A client report me that his SPAM filter deletes the emails because "the sender address is unknown".
In my perl script when I send an email I set the $from field. Example:
$from = '<clarissa1996@hotmail.com>';
Probably I must set the $fake_from field too, to solve the problem.
In my version of Sender.pm this the variable $fake_from does not exists.
Therefore to avoid loss of emails I suppose I must use the following solution:
$from = '"Clarissa 1996" <clarissa1996@hotmail.com>';
Is this syntax correct ?
Thanks for any help. Clarissa