Thanks for the reply!
An earlier search of mine found: Mail-Bulkmail
But it doesn't look capable of sending a different message to each
recipient. Data pulled from the text file will be used to create a message
body that is unique to each address.
An earlier test showed that with Net::SMTP delivering 5 messages took about
4 seconds. I'm sure this is caused by the overhead of opening a new
connection for each message. I guess if all else fails I could start from
scratch, but I would love an easier way!
And in case any of you are curious of my intentions, this isn't SPAM.
ScottP
-----Original Message-----
From: Mike King [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, March 12, 2001 2:59 PM
To: Scott Phelps
Subject: Re: Net::SMTP under heavy use
There is a bulk mailer module available on CPAN, which is designed
specifically to do what you want. It does it within one SMTP conversation,
which makes it significantly faster.
Cheers
Mike
At 01:37 PM 3/12/01 -0500, you wrote:
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>How does Net::SMTP stand up to large deliveries? I've got a project that
>will need to deliver several hundred to several thousand messages based on
>data stored in large text files. I would love to use Perl but have only
used
>Net::SMTP for simple form-mailer type stuff. Anybody have experience doing
>large delivery batches with this module?
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