> $sent=mail("[EMAIL PROTECTED]", $subject, $msg, $from);
>
> if $sent==1 --> the e-mail was sent
>
> if $sent==0 --> problem when sending e-mail??
>
> how this works? When the function mail will have a problem?
>
> if the "to" mail are wrong?
If you are sending "local" mail, with no "@" in it, you'd probably get 0
back if it is an invalid user.
If sendmail (or your SMTP server in Windows) is dead, you'd get a "0" back.
The "to" mail could be completely bogus, and you'll still get a 1 back,
though.
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