Kristofer Wolff wrote:
> hm, I still not know, how i can get the name of the
> mailserver, out of an email adress.
Use Net::DNS to find the MX records for the domain (everything after the @
sign). If there are none, find the A records. There's an example for finding
all the MX records with preferences in the Net::DNS documentation. Try the
mail exchanger with the lowest preference first. (That'll not necessarily be
the first one in the result array.)
> Again, I want to send a mail to the right mailserver. but for example
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] : if i try to contact homail.com on port 25, there is
> nothing ! So, how do I can get the mailserver-name ?
Use DNS.
But why don't you talk to a local SMTP server (such as your ISP's) which
will do all this for you? mail.yourcompany.de, for example? Or
mail.yourisp.net? That would be so much easier, I think.
Cheers,
Philip
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