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MIME::Lite TLS Email Encryption
SendMail.pm | Perl v0.02 beta

So what is MIME::Lite TLS Email Encryption?

Basically it unites the power of industry accepted CPAN modules and Perl technologies to give you the ability to send secure HTML emails and attachments via Transport Layer Security (TLS) authentication and encryption, in a simple and easy to use Perl OOP module.

To use this module you will need to either be proficient in Perl or keen enough to try!

Perl is not a hard language to learn, in fact, of all the languages I have programmed in, I find Perl to be my language of choice due to its ease of syntax & logic.

If you have a website which supports Perl and you are happy to get your hands dirty, implementing this module should be plain sailing.

What do I need to use the module?

To use the MIME::Lite Perl TLS Email Encryption module, you will need a website which can run Perl with access to an SMTP server that either supports TLS or standard SMTP email traffic.

You will also need to install the other required CPAN modules on your web server (if not already installed) which the SendMail.pm module is dependent on.

Information on dependencies can be found in the accompanying documentation. However, if you simply want to use SendMail.pm as an email wrapper for your Perl applications and send email via normal SMTP, then the only other module dependency is MIME::Lite (plus Net::SMTP which should part of your default perl installation).

So what's the catch?

There isn't one! The SendMail.pm module is free to download and use be it for personal use or commercial enterprise and the only thing I ask is that you keep the copyright notice and headers intact and keep me informed of any modifications you may make.

Can I see the module in action?

Not really! I could give you a link to click and have it send you an email, but that wouldn't really prove much would it? So on this occasion, you are simply going to have to know a little about Perl, have the desire to securely encrypt your emails via TLS authentication and encryption using the MIME::Lite module and be happy to let me know if anything breaks!