I'm attempting to send the contents of a 7000 line array to an SMTP server via Net::SMTP.
This starts choking at around line 4100. It occurs whether I send each line individually within a loop or the entire array at once.
The subroutine code I'm using is absolutely identical to other perl scripts that send email from this box quite happily.
So…is there a limit to the size of array I can send to an SMTP server via Net::SMTP. If so, can I alter that limit? *grins*
I'm on a Solaris SPARC box with 1.5Gb of Ram and the 3Gb of swap is not being touched so it's not system memory.
Regards,
Brett.
Brett Davidson
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