Re: PHP makes sexy!

From: Date: Thu, 11 Jan 2001 17:19:22 +0000
Subject: Re: PHP makes sexy!
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WreckRman2 schrieb: > > On all my domains if an account/email doesn't exist it forwards to my root > account. You can still see who it was sent to and everything... Domain > Aliasing or somthing... How can you see it? The header not always gives you all information. To parse the header doesn't work if e.g. the email is sent to multiple receipients or as Bcc. I also got some emails where this information was completely missing. It works only as long as there is only one To: receipient and no Bcc or other stuff... Thanks, dk > > -----Original Message----- > From: Dieter Kneffel [mailto:dk@mopilot.com] > Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 11:28 AM > To: Michael Kimsal > Cc: Bryne Jørg Vidar; php-general > Subject: Re: [PHP] PHP makes sexy! > > Oh, ok - that was a misunderstanding on my side! Of course > it all goes to one account. Well, not really but instead of > a real account it is piped directly into the script... > > But the problem still remains: If I am doing it this way, I > never get to knoe the real receipient. Is there really no > way to get the raw data? Perhaps in a similar manner as it > works for UUCP??? > > Thanks a lot! > > dk > > Michael Kimsal schrieb: > > > > But you SHOULD know what DOMAIN it's going to - > > > > x@detroitmusic.com > > michael@detroitmusic.com > > blah@detroitmusic.com > > > > can all go to one account. It's not a case of setting up > > individual usernames to point to one account - mail for > > the whole domain could/should be routed to the one account. > > > > ka8rbsp2348bdf@detroitmusic.com > > would still go to the one account, get processed, etc. If the > > processing script finds it's an invalid 'address', it can > > do what it likes. > > > > Dieter Kneffel wrote: > > > > > Bryne Jørg Vidar wrote: > > > > > > > > If you set it up so that every incoming mail to your domain ends up in > one > > > > account, ... > > > > > > Well, just this is my problem: I don't have an account for every > > > possible address. I don't know the address yet before it arrives > > > at our server! > > > > > > - dk > > >

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