Matts (email not shown publicly) I work for MessageLabs [messagelabs.com] in Toronto, ON, Canada. I write spam filters, MTA software, high performance network software, string matching algorithms, and other cool stuff mostly in Perl and C.
I like Mail::Send from Mail::Tools [cpan.org] because I don't have any trouble remembering the package name, its interface is really clear, and its use of Mail::Mailer makes it easy to send the mail with sendmail, qmail or Net::SMTP.
Mail::Sender because I was looking for the easiest way to make a command line utility to send email with attachments. The only caveat is you need to connect to an SMTP server and can't use sendmail.
Deja vu (Score:1)
MIME::Lite for me, although I most of my code has Mail::Sendmail. The latter's quick'n'easy. The former is nicely flexible without being complicated.
---ict / Spoon
Favourite mailer (Score:2)
Mime::Lite++ (Score:1)
Hear, hear to Odud.
I use it because I need to send a lot of attachments.
-- tex
MIME::Lite (Score:2)
Mail::Send (Score:1)
Mail::Sender (Score:1)
Mail::Sender (Score:1)
Net::SMTP (Score:2)
-sam
Re:Net::SMTP (Score:1)