A handy wrapper for Net::SMTP with added features, allowing for efficient email sending and response handling.
Net::SMTP is a Perl module that provides an automatic redundancy feature that comes in handy when you need to specify multiple hosts. Upon connection, the module tries connecting to each specified host until it finds one that satisfies the connection criteria. However, in the event of a connection failure, it is entirely up to the user to reconnect and retry the message sending process. Unfortunately, this leads to messy code that's cumbersome to debug.
The solution lies in using Net::SMTP::Retryable, a module that introduces new options that help you navigate connection and sending retries with ease. The SYNOPSIS code shows how it's done, with options including connectretries, sendretries, and retryfactor, offering granular control over retries at each stage of the process.
Overall, Net::SMTP::Retryable is a module that makes sending email messages over multiple hosts a breeze, providing an elegant solution to handling connection and sending retries.
The solution lies in using Net::SMTP::Retryable, a module that introduces new options that help you navigate connection and sending retries with ease. The SYNOPSIS code shows how it's done, with options including connectretries, sendretries, and retryfactor, offering granular control over retries at each stage of the process.
Overall, Net::SMTP::Retryable is a module that makes sending email messages over multiple hosts a breeze, providing an elegant solution to handling connection and sending retries.
What's New
Version 0.0.2: N/A