I'm brain dead today, because I can't get this to work...<br><br>Net::SMTP...<br><br>My problem is that Net::SMTP takes an argument for the destination<br>host to send mail to. In some cases that destination FQDN resolves<br>
into a list of actual IP addresses. Net::SMTP isn't smart enough to<br>resolve that name and traverse that list itself. So... I build by own list<br>and pass it in (the docs says I can). My trouble is that I'm not<br>
doing it right.<br><br>The routine that gets called in the end looks like this:<br><br>my $host = shift;<br>foreach $h (@{$host}) { ... }<br><br>So the docs say pass in a reference to an array (containing the list)<br><br>
@list = ['<a href="http://1.2.3.4">1.2.3.4</a>', '<a href="http://2.3.4.5">2.3.4.5</a>'];<br>Net::SMTP->new(\@list, ...);<br><br>This causes the receiving end to think it has one entity which is the<br>
reference to the array.<br><br>What am I missing?<br><br>TIA<br>Fulko<br><br><br>