MailSerf

Description

In short, MailSerf is a Perl 5 CGI script that can be used with an HTML form to send an electronic mail message.

Specifically, it:

• expects to be called as a CGI script from an HTML form,
• can e-mail the contents of the given form to a specified user or users,
• allows for the arbitrary inclusion of mail header lines in the e-mail message,
• supports rudimentary variable substitution,
• is freely available for public use (see license below).

Documentation and Examples

• Manual describing intended usage and processing of input variables
• Examples of MailSerf usage
• Installation directions

License

I make MailSerf available for public use, subject to the following (in no particular order):

• The original copyright notice, as included in the source, must not be modified or removed from the script.
• It is intended to be useful, but there is no guarantee to that effect.
• The script itself may not be sold in any manner, although the use of it via a particular HTML form may.
• No support for the use of this script is officially available.
• No modifications may be made and redistributed as a part of the original script. If you've got suggestions or fixes, e-mail 'em to me.

MailSerf and all supporting documentation is copyright © 1997 O'Shaughnessy Evans, GST-Call America Business Communications Corporation.

Source

The source for MailSerf can be downloaded by saving the following text file: mailserf-1.1.pl ().

Comments, Questions, etc.

If you have and comments, suggestions, questions, or anything else to say, feel free to e-mail me, shaug@callamer.com.