perl send mail(zt)

#!/usr/bin/perl -w


use Socket;
use strict;


my($mailTo)     = '[e-mail]';


my($mailServer) = 'mailhost2.cs.cf.ac.uk';


my($mailFrom)   = '[e-mail]';
my($realName)   = "Ralph Martin";
my($subject)    = 'Test';
my($body)       = "Test Line One.nTest Line Two.n";


$main::SIG{'INT'} = 'closeSocket';


my($proto)      = getprotobyname("tcp")        || 6;
my($port)       = getservbyname("SMTP", "tcp") || 25;
my($serverAddr) = (gethostbyname($mailServer))[4];


if (! defined($length)) {


    die('gethostbyname failed.');
}


socket(SMTP, AF_INET(), SOCK_STREAM(), $proto)
    or die("socket: $!");


$packFormat = 'S n a4 x8';   # Windows 95, SunOs 4.1+
#$packFormat = 'S n c4 x8';   # SunOs 5.4+ (Solaris 2)


connect(SMTP, pack($packFormat, AF_INET(), $port, $serverAddr))
    or die("connect: $!");


select(SMTP); $| = 1; select(STDOUT);    # use unbuffemiles i/o.


{
    my($inpBuf) = '';


    recv(SMTP, $inpBuf, 200, 0);
    recv(SMTP, $inpBuf, 200, 0);
}


sendSMTP(1, "HELOn");
sendSMTP(1, "MAIL From: <$mailFrom>n");
sendSMTP(1, "RCPT To: <$mailTo>n");
sendSMTP(1, "DATAn");


send(SMTP, "From: $realNamen", 0);
send(SMTP, "Subject: $subjectn", 0);
send(SMTP, $body, 0);


sendSMTP(1, "rn.rn");
sendSMTP(1, "QUITn");


close(SMTP);


sub closeSocket {     # close smtp socket on error
    close(SMTP);
    die("SMTP socket closed due to SIGINTn");
}


sub sendSMTP {
    my($debug)  = shift;
    my($buffer) = @_;


    print STDERR ("> $buffer") if $debug;
    send(SMTP, $buffer, 0);


    recv(SMTP, $buffer, 200, 0);
    print STDERR ("< $buffer") if $debug;


    return( (split(/ /, $buffer))[0] );
}

This program displays:

> HELO
< 250 sentinel.cs.cf.ac.uk Hello [e-mail]
    [207.3.100.120], pleased to meet you
> MAIL From: 
< 250 ... Sender ok
> RCPT To: 
< 250 ... Recipient ok
> DATA
< 354 Enter mail, end with "." on a line by itself
>
.
< 250 TAA12656 Message accepted for delivery
> QUIT
< 221 sentinel.cs.cf.ac.uk closing connection

The lines in bold are the commands that were sent to the server. The body of the letter is not shown in the output.