On December 4, 2001 05:28 am, David Gillen wrote:
> I've written a script which is suppose to send e-mail using the
> mail() function.
> This it does alright, but if the mail address is invalid then it
> return via the Return-Path: header address which is set by the
> webserver. I've tried passing it in as an extra param to te mail()
> function but I don't seem to be able to set it.
> How can I go about doing this as the admin of the server is getting
> irate at constantly getting e-mail about telling him an e-mail was
> undeliverable. And I don't want asking him to change the web server
> settings as this would affect any other users in the future who wish
> to use the mail function.
Hi David,
The PHP Documentation team uses this email for discussing issues
regarding the PHP Docs. You should look to the PHP General mailing
list for help.
To briefly answer your question, review the mail() documentation -
the solution to your problem is likely in the third example. :)
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Zak Greant
PHP Quality Assurance Team
http://qa.php.net/
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