Re: looking for a good FormMail PHP script

On Sat, 14 Aug 2004 20:13:23 -0300 juann@juanin.com (Juan Nin) wrote: > raditha dissanayake wrote: > > Juan Nin wrote: > > > >> Hi > >> > >> I'm looking for a good FormMail PHP script which beheaves like Matt > >> Wright's FormMail.pl script (but lacks it's exploitable problems :) > >> > >> I found several on the net, but didn't like them too much... > >> > >> any recommendations? > > > > > > you have obviously not looked at the PHP manual. > > First of all: despite the fact that on the manual there are always > comments and code examples, it's not the obvious place where to look for > that... > > Second, I suppose you are talking about the examples that were posted in > the docs about the mail() function... that's not what I want... if I > simply wanted to write a script that sends an e-mail from a defined > form, I do it in 2 minutes... > > what I want is a generic script that can be used with ANY form, just > like Matt Wright's FormMail.pl does, and that is well written, and Are we just suppost to know "Matt Wright's FormMail.pl" ? Or are we suppost to google to check that out so we can answear your question? Anyway, http://pear.php.net/package-search.php?pkg_name=mail&bool=AND&submit=Search any help? > secure, that has no spam exploitable bugs, etc, like Matt's has.. > > I could write it myself too, I can do it, in no more than ten minutes, > but I don't want to reinvent the wheel, and maybe if I write it, despite > the fact that I administer mail servers, web servers and many others, > maybe I fall under some exploitable bug too... so maybe there's an > existing good script already written, that many people uses, and that is > known to be good? do I explain myself? > > I googled and found several, but looking at them, I didn't like them, > because they were more like simple scripts like the ones posted in the > docs of the mail() function, or the ones which were generic, for any > form, weren't good, and didn't have any type of checks, and were > obviously and easily exploitable.. > > so looking at the PHP manual is not the answer for me in this case, I > don't want a 2 line script, I want something good and serious... > > If anyone knows of a good script of this kind, I will appreciate :) > > thanks again, > > Juan - Hannes