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Hi all,

I am setting up a test environment where I want to automate randomly
generated emails to a new spam analysis system. I am looking at using Perl
to create a simple environment where I have the following components:

1) Randomly generated Mail From and Rcpt to addresses.
2) Randomly generated subject and body
3) A kickoff time where the script starts and stops=8Bpreferably setup throug=
h
crontab?

Are there any good articles out there or references to lookup on how to
create a simple script that could do the above? I am not asking for someone
to write this for me, but rather suggestions on modules or resources that
are good to read up on for automation.

Currently, I have a script using modules Net::SMTP, Email::Date::Format, an=
d
String Random. The script has static mail from, rcpt to, subject, and body
parts while sending a predetermined number of emails.

Thanks,

--Ryan



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On Fri, Oct 14, 2011 at 2:51 PM, Ryan Munson <ryan.barracuda [at] elboardo.com>wrote:

> 1) Randomly generated Mail From and Rcpt to addresses.
> 2) Randomly generated subject and body
>

Check out the Data::Random
module<http://search.cpan.org/~adeo/Data-Random-0.05/Random.pm>. It
generates random gibberish and can vary the size (number of words) in each
record.

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Robert Wohlfarth

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