RE: [PHP] usage of mail()
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| Subject: | RE: [PHP] usage of mail() | ||
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I agree with you, it looks very good, ... but it doesn't work though!!!
any more hints available???
thanks
witty
> what about:
> Errors-To:
>
> I have not used it but it looks right.
>
> try:
> mail($sendto,$subject,$message,"From: myaddress@mysite.com\nReply-To:
> myaddress@mysite.com\nErrors-To: myaddress@mysite.com\n");
>
> Please let me know if it works.
>
> > >>If the emailaddress does not exist, I want a message in my personal
> > >>mailbox - is this possible?
> > >>and if not - is it possible by using the linux sendmail-command?
> > >
> > > I believe you can just set the "Return-Path" header within your
> email.
> > >
> > > See example 3 at
> > > http://www.php.net/manual/function.mail.php
> >
> > I now tried:
> >
> > mail($sendto,$subject,$message,"From: myaddress@mysite.com\nReply-To:
> > myaddress@mysite.com\nReturn-Path: myaddress@mysite.com\n");
> >
> > ... but I never got a "can't deliver-report" ...
> > (and I sent it to xxx@xxx.xxx :-) )
> >
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