Re: mail() problem help.....

Hello, On 05/24/2003 10:53 PM, Fongming wrote:

I develop my own webmail on my website . A few days ago, I join this php mailling list. After that, I found I could not send any mail to this mailling list. I guess.... Because I sent mail with PHP's mail() function, It seems like every mail's header shows "nobody " on the first line of Return-path : ------------------------------------------------------------------ Return-Path: <nobody@fonn.fongming.idv.tw>

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and... Received: (from nobody@localhost)

             ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

------------------------------------------------------------------ I guess this is the reason why my mail was always rejected by php mailling list. How Can I replace the "nobody " to a normal user name ?

Return-Path: is a virtual header. It does not mean anything to MTAs. Some MTAs: add it to the messages but it is ignored by any receiving server. To set the return address, you may want to try this class that looks at the Return-Path: header that you specify in the messages and passes it to the MTA in a way that it is not ignored. http://www.phpclasses.org/mimemessage -- Regards, Manuel Lemos Free ready to use OOP components written in PHP http://www.phpclasses.org/