Markus Fischer wrote:
>
> Current mail() implementation already has fifth optional
> argument which does exactly what you want.
>
> And, for the 'file', it's as easy as writing:
>
> mail('To', 'Subject', join('',file('filename')), ...
>
> not that hard ...
>
> I do
I agree with Markus, it's fine as is.
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> Current mail() implementation already has fifth optional
> argument which does exactly what you want.
>
> And, for the 'file', it's as easy as wr
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002, Rasmus Lerdorf wrote:
> Was it really not sufficient to simply set the From: header appropriately
> and make sure that your Apache user id was configured as a trusted
> sendmail user?
As far as I know you need to specify the -f parameter (5th parameter of
mail()) and set th
Current mail() implementation already has fifth optional
argument which does exactly what you want.
And, for the 'file', it's as easy as writing:
mail('To', 'Subject', join('',file('filename')), ...
not that hard ...
I don't think another mail*() function whith no s
Was it really not sufficient to simply set the From: header appropriately
and make sure that your Apache user id was configured as a trusted
sendmail user?
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002, Eric Dynamic wrote:
> I've written another mail function to deal with one of our ISP clients' needs.
> I don't know if
I've written another mail function to deal with one of our ISP clients' needs.
I don't know if the functionality is found elsewhere - nowhere in the documentation
that I have seen, though.
The standard mail function is
mail( to, subject, message, optional-headers )
The client had two issues. Fi
