>> I don't understand this. I can set headers in fourth argument to mail
>> function so I can send
>> mail("[EMAIL PROTECTED]","Hello","msgbody","From:spammer")
>> If user does not set 4th argumment mail is sent with from
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> if you omit the 4th argument, it's your MAIL TRANSFER AGENT (i.e.
> qmail, sendmail, exim, ...) which puts in the [EMAIL PROTECTED] and
> not PHP. have a look at your MTA's manual for this problem.
I know, And that's my problem. All mail is sent by nobody (this is ok) or
whatever is passed in 4th to mail function (this also is ok).
Perhaps forget to comment. I'm hosting multiuser virtual server domains
in my apache server. All of them php enabled, and not all users are
well known.
I would like to a) prevent an user of sending mail spam and to discriminate
mail sent by each user in order to ask for responsabilities b) accounting
mail use from php users.
In addition I would like to enable/disable mail use (as other many
functions) in a per virtual fashion but up to I know disable_function
doesn't work in httpd.conf.
Thanks Daniel, and all.
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