Using Perl to answer emails Ð from tasks as simple as sending an automated acknowledgement through to providing fully fledged systems based on email and their content. List servers such as majordomo are written in Perl after all!
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Automatically sending emails.
Unix and Linux: cron, at and batch.
The user name.
Using port 25.
Reading email via POP3 or other protocols.
Automatically processing received emails.
through POP3.
through SMTP.
An email responder.
Automatic at both ends!.
Processing an email file.
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