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Fixed in: 2.117



Subject: MIME::Lite 2.106-2.117
MIME-Lite-2.117 For some reason using the %KnownFields Reply-To doesn't work. It can be invoked using the alternate 'Reply-To:' method as in this snippet from one of my utilities: # Create a multipart message... # Note: For some reason the documented 'Reply-To' doesn't produce its # header! So, we just "hard code" it in there. $email = MIME::Lite->new ( To => "$eTo", # CC => "$eCC", 'Reply-To:' => "$eReplyTo", # Reply-To => "$eReplyTo", <-- produces no header. Subject => "$eSubject", Type => 'multipart/mixed', ); The other fields I've used (Subject, etc.) seem to work fine. Obviously, this problem is easy for me to work around; however, I thought you might want to know of its existance. This problem also existed in version 2.106 -- I just upgraded from that to 2.117. This problem exists with: * This is perl, version 5.005_03 built for aix * This is perl, v5.6.0 built for i386-linux Bill R. Williams ETSU Sherrod Library Systems brw@etsu.edu
(a) the code did not quote "Reply-To" and if it didn't use strict, this would probably mean something totally unlike what you meant. (b) tested, it works now -- rjbs