#12105 [Com]: Mail Cc header problem

ID: 12105 Comment by: nick at solv dot it Reported By: simon at vizija dot si Status: Bogus Bug Type: Mail related Operating System: Windows 2000 proffesional PHP Version: 4.0.6 New Comment: You must place '\r\n' before each item in the header. Also for Cc's and Bcc's use uppercase. ie. 'BCC' For example: $header = "From:info@php.net"; $header.= "\r\nCC:info@php.net"; $header.= "\r\nBCC:info@php.net"; Previous Comments: ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2001-07-12 10:51:18] derick@php.net This is not a bug. PHP's mail() function on Win2K uses a own implementation to talk to a mailserver. This code is not very smart at this moment, but a rewrite is on it's way (other bugs are posted for that). Bogusifying this one. Derick ------------------------------------------------------------------------ [2001-07-12 10:35:01] simon at vizija dot si Hi, In mail function on windows for windows paltform there is a nasty bug (I think). I'm trying to execute folowing code, but it crashes every time :((( <?php mail( "haha@hehe.com", "Subject test", "Body test", "Cc: hihi@hehe.com\r\n" ) or die( "Cannot send mail" ); ?> If I instead Cc (wich is right on windows) write cc (small caps), then mail is sent, but without cc copy!! If I leave Cc (first letter Upper second Lower) then I get this error message: Warning: Server Error in C:\razvoj\slowwwenia\massmail\test.php on line 2 Cannot send mail I have tested this on the Windows 2000 proffesional and IIS 5.0 with PHP 4.0.4pl1 installed as ISAPI module. I have tested it with PHP 4.0.6 too and still didn't work :(( Is there any solution for this problem? Thanks for any help Simon ------------------------------------------------------------------------ -- Edit this bug report at http://bugs.php.net/?id=12105&edit=1