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Juergen Hoffmann: >sub send_fax_mail() { > my $fax; > foreach $fax (@fax_recipients) { > $systemcall = "/usr/bin/sendfax -n -d0\,$fax /tmp/$destination.$date.txt"; > $debug .= `$systemcall`; > $debug .= $systemcall.br; > }; > close($fh); > $debug .= h /tmp/$$.fax; > foreach (@mail_recipients) { > $systemcall = "cat /tmp/$destination.$date.txt | mail -s \"Ihr Internet Formular wurde mit den folgenden Daten ausgef�llt > system($systemcall); > $debug .= $systemcall.br; > }; > # `rm /tmp/$destination.$date.txt`; >} Dunno what you're trying to tell us, but this is certainly not syntactically correct perl. Neither it appears to be semantically consistent: Where is $fh defined? What is the purpose of ? The "cat..." string does not terminate?! Probably the reason is simply that your script is wrong? Your server's log would tell more. Helge ____________________ HylaFAX(tm) Users Mailing List _______________________ To unsub: mail -s unsubscribe hylafax-users-request@hylafax.org < /dev/null