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> Dan Zwell wrote:
> > Max Payne wrote:
> >> Hello,
> >> I'm using the following code which is working fine except the from
> >> address comes up blank.
>
> >> smtp = Net::SMTP.start('smtp.mydomain.com', 587, 'mydomain.com',
> >> 'usern... / mydomain.com', 'password', :login) { |smtp|
> >> smtp.send_message( msg, f... / mydomain.com',
> >> ['towhoe... / gmail.com'] )
> >> }
> >> The email goes out but it doesn't tell me who it's from.
> >> In gmail the from is (Unknown Sender), In yahoo or others it's blank.
> >> What am I missing?
>
> > Hello Max,
>
> > I think the from/to/subject needs to be part of your message, like this:sg = <<EOF
> > From: Me <my / address>
> > To: You <your / address>
> > Subject: This email is a test.
>
> > This is the start of the message body...
> > EOF
>
> > Good luck,
> > Dan
>
> Also, if you're missing the date, you'll need to add that in.  ¨Βθεγλ ουτθεψανπμοξ νω παηε θεςεΊθττπΊ――ξοτεπαδ®οξηθυ®γον―²°°·―³―²¶―σεξδιξη­εναιμ­χιτθ­ςυβ>
> Cheers,
> Mohit.
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Thanks , putting it all in the message did the trick. Mohit thanks for
the great example. Now I need to figure out how to CC. The
send_message method takes a to and a from...