I don't see glaringly wrong with it off the top of my head.
You might try some things:
* Split the 'content_id' value into its own parameter
* Let Mail::Sender supply the "boundary" parameter
* Employ the 'debug' parameter in the object create call & write a log
I've been using Mail::Sender for > 7 yrs & found it quite bullet-proof.
I do recall that it was a bitch to get everything working. I use it to
send attachments as well as inline images
ref $sender->Attach({description => $description
,
ctype => 'image/jpeg'
,
encoding => 'base64'
,
disposition => sprintf('inline;filename="%s/%s";', $path[$#path - 1],
$path[$#path])
,
file => $imagepath.$path[$#path]
,
content_id => $k}) or die "Cannot send file as a separate part of mail
message: $Mail::Sender::Error";
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