Re: Net::Telnet and SMTP
- From: Mike <Mike.Ferrari@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 20 Jun 2005 08:24:18 -0500
crr wrote:
Hi, thanks for the response.
I'm actually using input_log, and I still don't see the messages returned. Like I mentioned above, I can somtimes get them, but not until I do my final get() after a complete smtp session, but if I do something to generate an error (such as issuing smtp commands out of order, etc.) I cannot get the error message returned by the server, which is real interest here anyway.
Do you know if input_log has some sort of buffer limit before it writes to the filehandle? Or is there some reason that it's not writing immediately, except in the cases of the smtp greeting and the EHLO response? Even in those cases, I have to do an $obj->get() before the responses will be logged.
Thanks again for the help,
crr
Yeah .. you will see input in the input log.. any returned messages will be in output log... use it and see.
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