Big Nose Bird Script on Windows NT

I've moved hosting to www.Webhost4life.com - a really fast Windows NT host.  

I can't get a simple perl script to send mail on Windows NT.

The web page is at:
http://207.182.248.123/ag/communicate/feedback_testing_nt.asp

The editable part of the *.pl file is at bottom.  Note the first line and the two send mail options . . .


$SMTP_SERVER="mail.webhost4life.com";

#OR IF SMTP IS UNAVAILABLE TO YOU, USE SEND_MAIL-
# BUT NOT BOTH!

#$SEND_MAIL="/usr/sbin/sendmail";





I'm willing to add points to get this solved.


April

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#!c:\perl\bin

use Socket;
##################################################################
#  (C)1998-2000 Bignosebird.com   bnbform v4.0
# Use of this script means that you accept the disclaimer and
# agree to the terms of use located at the bottom of the
# script.
#
# Updated January 31, 2000
#
# This script is provided without support. Please read the
# README.TXT file, as well as following the troubleshooting
# links and information at http://bignosebird.com/cgi.shtml
# Our BBS is located at http://bignosebird.com/bbs.shtml
#
#  Socket based e-mail for cross platform capability!
#
#  Attention users of earlier versions of BNBFORM-
#  You MUST read the README.TXT file to know how to configure
#  your forms for use with this new version. Otherwise your
#  logfile, countfile, autorespond, etc... will stop working.
#  It was necessary to make these changes for security reasons.
#
#
############## SPECIAL FORM VARIABLES ############################
#required:    comma delimited list of required entry fields
#data_order:  comma delimited list indicating what fields to actually
#             print and in what order.
#outputfile:  the name of the file to save the data in if using a file.
#             the file will automatically be named ending with .bout
#emailfile:   the name of the file to hold only the sender e-mail address
#             the file will automatically be named ending with .bemf
#ok_url:      URL to go to if successful
#not_ok_url   URL to go to if unsuccessful
#submit_to:   email address of person to input receive data by mail
#             this can be a comma seperated list of e-mail addresses
#cc_to:       email address of Cc Recipient
#             this can be a comma seperated list of e-mail addresses
#submit_by:   email address of person completing form
#autorespond: NO LONGER USED AS OF JAN 31, 2000
#automessage: text to print for autoconfirmation e-mail
#             the file will automatically be named ending with .baut
#form_id:     name of form for e-mail subject
#countfile:   name of file for serial number counter
#             the file will automatically be named ending with .bcnt
#okaydomains: prevents calling the script from other sites,
#             without restricting e-mail addresses.
#             replaces $SECURE_NAME from earlier versions.
#             use only lower case letters.
#SMTP_SERVER: the full host name of the server providing e-mail
#             gateway service
##################################################################


## MAIN ##########################################################

# uncomment the line below, and change bignosebird to your domain
# name if you wish to make is so the script can only be called
# from your site.

#@okaydomains=("http://mydomain.com", "http://www.mydomain.com");    

#SMTP_SERVER: indicates the name of the host acting as the e-mail
#             gateway. "localhost" should work on most systems.

$SMTP_SERVER="mail.webhost4life.com";

#OR IF SMTP IS UNAVAILABLE TO YOU, USE SEND_MAIL-
# BUT NOT BOTH!

#$SEND_MAIL="/usr/sbin/sendmail";

$lockfile="/tmp/bnbform.lck";
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