Here is a trivial example of how to 'fake it':
my $SENDMAIL = '/usr/lib/sendmail';
open (MAIL, "| $SENDMAIL -t -F Sneex -f sneex\@mac.com") ||
die ("$0: Can't open $SENDMAIL: $!\n");
print MAIL <<_1EOBAAA;
From: sneex\@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: sneex\@mac.com
Subject: perl mailing...
....iudicium ferat...
_1EOBAAA
close (MAIL);
exit;
__END__
But that is beside the point; the point I suppose was to warn
people that someone may be intentionally posing as Perl community
characters. Sorry for the noise.
-Sx-
On Saturday, September 7, 2002, at 09:22 PM, Brian McNett wrote:
> One of the reasons I've rejoined this list (after a longish
> hiatus) is that my current job involves analyzing email headers
> for patterns commonly occurring in spam. There are some good perl
> tools for accomplishing this, but alas, I'm having trouble getting
> some of them to compile under MacOS X, mostly due to dependencies
> and such, but also to a lack of familiarity on my part.
>
