| Name : perl-Mail-Sendmail-Enhanced
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| Version : 0.03
| Vendor : obs://build_opensuse_org/devel:languages:perl
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| Release : lp155.4.1
| Date : 2023-07-20 17:01:11
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| Group : Development/Libraries/Perl
| Source RPM : perl-Mail-Sendmail-Enhanced-0.03-lp155.4.1.src.rpm
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| Size : 0.03 MB
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| Packager : https://www_suse_com/
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| Summary : Pure Perl email sender with multibyte characters encoding and easy attac[cut]
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Description :
Mail::Sendmail::Enhanced is an enhanced version of the module the
Mail::Sendmail manpage. It is still pure Perl solution. In the module the
problem of encoding multibyte characters in the Mail::Sendmail manpage was
solved. Some procedure of sending very easily a list of attachments was
prepared.
After preparing multibyte characters encoding and building message with
attachments the module calls _sendmail_ function from the the
Mail::Sendmail manpage module which does all the job.So please read there
in the Mail::Sendmail manpage about how to set up connections to email
servers. This module behaves identically.
As already mentioned this adds two things:
1. Multibyte characters encoding - which uses refurbish and imported
function _encode_qp_ from the module the MIME::QuotedPrint::Perl manpage.
The problem with encoding multibyte characters was that simple implemented
encoding - especially in the \"Subject:\" field of email header - results
that some characters are divided between two rows when long lines are
folded. Some email clients are not able to put together these separated
bytes into one character and letters are displeyed inproperly. The new
encoding function keeps bytes of one character in one folded row.
2. Simple attachments managment. List of attachments is a hash:
attachments => {
\'name for email of the file1\' => \'OS file1 location\',
\'name for email of the file2\' => \'OS file2 location\',
},
where the keys are the attachments email names and the values are OS
locations.
It is possible to add some control to sending attachment. It is done by the
parameter *attachments_size_max*. Possible values are:
attachments_size_max => -1, # Negative value means that sending attachments is forbidden.
attachments_size_max => 0, # No size limit of attachments
attachments_size_max => \'50 000 B\', # Positive value is a maximum size of attachment.
attachments_size_max => \'100k\', # k = 1000, so maximum = 100 000
attachments_size_max => \'100 K\', # K = 1024, so maximum = 102 400
attachments_size_max => \'2 m\', # m = 1000x1000, so maximum = 1 000 000
attachments_size_max => \'2M\', # M = 1024x1024, so maximum = 1 048 576
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