Mail::TempAddress Mail::TempAddress is a Perl module for managing simple, temporary mailing addresses.
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Mail::TempAddress is a Perl module for managing simple, temporary mailing addresses. Mail::TempAddress is a Perl module for managing simple, temporary mailing addresses.SYNOPSIS use Mail::TempAddress; my $mta = Mail::TempAddress->new( 'addresses' ); $mta->process();Sometimes, you just need a really simple mailing address to last for a few days. You want it to be easy to create and easy to use, and you want it to be sufficiently anonymous that your real address isn't ever exposed.Mail::TempAddress, Mail::TempAddress::Addresses, and Mail::TempAddress::Address make it easy to create a temporary mailing address system.USING ADDRESSESINSTALLINGPlease see the README file in this distribution for installation and configuration instructions. You'll need to configure your mail server and your DNS, but you only need to do it once. The rest of these instructions assume you've installed Mail::TempAddress to handle all mail coming to addresses in the subdomain tempmail.example.com.CREATING AN ADDRESSTo create a new temporary address, send an e-mail to the address new@tempmail.example.com. In the subject of the message, include the phrase *new*. You will receive a response informing you that the address has been created. The message will include the new address. In this case, it might be 3abfeec@tempmail.example.com.Simply provide this address when required to register at a web site (for example).You can specify additional directives when creating an address. Please see Directives for more information.RECEIVING MESSAGES FROM A TEMPORARY ADDRESSEvery message sent to your temporary address will be resent to the address you used to create the address. The sender will not see your actual address.REPLYING TO MESSAGES RECEIVED AT A TEMPORARY ADDRESSEvery message relayed to your actual address will contain a special Reply-To header keyed to the sender. Thus, a message from news@example.com may have a Reply-To header of 3abfeec+3f974d46@tempmail.example.com. Be sure to send any replies to this address so that the message may be relayed from your temporary address.Requirements:· Perl Requirements: · Perl

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