Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
> I am really not a big fan of putting smtp code into PHP on UNIX. The
> whole philosophy of UNIX is to have a collection of small specialized
> tools that work together instead of one mammoth tool. Which UNIX system
> does not have the ability to send mail? We really should not be
> re-inventing every wheel out there.
#1 unified configuration in php.ini for win *and* unix
#2 From: header settings both message and SMTP
#2 independance of how good the /usr/lib/sendmail binary
emulation provided by different MTAs (if at all) is
#4 error checking
what happens today if you have an application that does more
then just simple informative messages with PHP is that you
stay away from mail() altogether and talk SMTP using fsockopen()
as the sendmail binary interface is just not up to what you need
so i'd say we can argue if SMTP should be implemented at the
C or PEAR level, but it should definetly be available as a
standard feature for all Platforms
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