ID: 19538
User updated by: misiek@pld.org.pl
Reported By: misiek@pld.org.pl
Status: Assigned
Bug Type: Feature/Change Request
Operating System: ALL
PHP Version: 4.2.3
Assigned To: derick
New Comment:
Thats exactly it! Derick assigned this task but he is afaik busy and
won't implement this soon. Too bad but I'm patient :-)
Previous Comments:
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[2002-10-23 17:24:55] beckman@purplecow.com
Ah, I see. So you want to be able to have a php.ini directive like
this:
add_mail_headers = "X-PHP-Script:
{$_SERVER[HTTP_HOST]}{$_SERVER[REQUEST_URI]}\nX-Contact-If-Spammed:
Contact Information\n";
So that every mail() call will add that line. I think that is a valid
request, especially since a badly formed script can really mess things
up. It would default to "", and if it was not properly written it
would be ignored.
By making it configurable, admins can choose to add or remove global
mail headers. I think this would be very useful for installs which
serve lots of customers.
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[2002-10-23 16:01:30] misiek@pld.org.pl
I can't modify my customers scripts. Scripts are changing frequently,
new customers upload new scripts and so on. Anyway:
[root@gucio customers]# grep -ri 'mail(' . | wc -l
2873
Changing 2873 not mine script means ,,introduce some bugs'', too.
Basically I want feature that does similar thing to yours but
configurable globally from php.ini.
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[2002-10-23 15:09:47] beckman@purplecow.com
This is easily solved:
mail("user@host.com","Subject Line","Body","X-PHP-Mailer-Script:
{$_SERVER[HTTP_HOST]}{$_SERVER[REQUEST_URI]}\nX-PHP-Mailer-Path:
{$_SERVER[SCRIPT_FILENAME]}\nX-PHP-Remote-IP:
{$_SERVER[REMOTE_ADDR]");
This will add three new headers to this mail:
X-PHP-Mailer-Script: yourwebhost.com/path/to/script.php
X-PHP-Mailer-Path: /real/path/to/script.php
X-PHP-Remote-IP: 10.20.30.40
And now you'll know which script the spammer is using.
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[2002-09-22 04:58:05] misiek@pld.org.pl
Sorry but you are simply wrong. MTA logs don't contain any usefull
information.
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[2002-09-21 19:51:59] xx-nospam-php@BrazilianTranslation.net
IMHO, sendmail's (or whatever MTA you're using) logs should give that
kind of information away, not headers produced by PHP.
Luciano ES
Santos, SP - Brasil
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