Uniform Mail 1.0

Uniform Mail script allows your website visitors to send you emails using only simple forms, without an email client.

· It is platform independent. The unix sendmail program is not required. Instead, it uses the smtp module that is standard to modern distributions of Perl.
· It has been tested on Windows 2000 and XP systems as well as Unix servers.
· It is secure. One potential problem of form-mailers is that they can be hijacked by spammers to send unsolicited mail. When configured correctly, Uniform Mail cannot be usefully hijacked.
· It is powerful and flexible. Most configuration parameters can be specified by file as well as by url.
· A comprehensive diagnostic mode should enable you to quickly discover the cause of any problems during testing/configuration.
· The format of the result page can be adjusted using the file unformmail.css.
· Copies can be sent to any number of additional recipients. No additional email forwarding is required.
· Ticket numbers can be generated automatically and placed in the subject line.
· In addition to the main perl program, the javascript file uniformmail.js can be used to verify several types of data field.
What Uniform Mail cannot do
· It is not a webmail program. It cannot be used to read emails.
· It is not a bulk emailer. It does not support contact or mailing lists.
· It cannot generate html forms. These must be created as common html pages.
· The main perl program cannot verify form data. This means that if javascript is turned off in the browser no data checking is possible.
· It cannot be used to send HTML data or attachments. Only plain text is allowed.

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