Al wrote:
Anyone see a problem if I login into the smtp server with Username
different than the Return-Path?
It seems to work OK; but, I know from experience using the mail servers
that increasingly everything must be exactly right to prevent recipient
mail servers from rejecting emails.
All
Hi!
I did it!
once again what I wanted to do:
I wanted to send a mail, but use MAIL FROM: and RCPT TO: from the
SMTP-Protocol and check, if the domain is accepted (nslookup MX)!
I had a perl script, that does this trick. Unfortunately the php-mail()
can't do a RCPT TO: and MAIL FROM: explicitly
I tried all possible headers (Return-Path, Error-To, Sender, ...) to
redirect the bouncing mail to my address but nothing worked -
all bouncing-mails go to root!
this works for me:
mail([EMAIL PROTECTED], Subject, Email body,
Return-path: [EMAIL PROTECTED]\n);
Maybe you mistyped the
I tried all possible headers (Return-Path, Error-To, Sender, ...) to
redirect the bouncing mail to my address but nothing worked -
all bouncing-mails go to root!
this works for me:
mail([EMAIL PROTECTED], Subject, Email body,
Return-path: [EMAIL PROTECTED]\n);
Maybe you
Hello mailing_list,
On 20-Jun-01 23:06:59, you wrote:
I sent a message last day with subject perl2php - question - but I think I
will describe the problem, I solved with perl, instead of asking for a
perl2php-code:
if I send a mail with the php-mail()-function, and the mail bounces (wrong
Title: RE: [PHP] SMTP/mail question
Michi,
Try having your sysadmin add this line to your apache virtualhost entry:
php_admin_value sendmail_path /usr/sbin/sendmail [EMAIL PROTECTED] -t -i
(dont forget the '-f' before your email address...)
this sets the sendmail envelope headers
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