Re: Re[2]: [PHP-WIN] Return-path in head of message?

Yes, I tried it long time ago, but in this way, mail server write to its log file "Job has invalid or missig Reply-to: information Notification discarded - potential loop" ...and no message will arrive :-((( Even if the row "sendmail_from" is deleted (in php.ini) - PHP returns error (missing sendmail_from) and mail can't be send... :-( I don't know, what I can do. I cannot edit php.ini file directly from runnig script, because there IUSER has no write access... :-( Thanks for your suggestion. Ketan *********** Puvodni zprava *********** Dne 13.11.2000 v 19:12 hodin Pablo Vera napsal(a): >Gonzalo, Ketan: > >If you leave the sendmail_setting blank, the Return-Path: will be >displayed as <> and you can specify a From: in the headers parameter. > >In PHP.INI: > > [mail function] > sendmail_from = ; for Win32 only > > >Saludos, >Pablo Vera >_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ > >Monday, November 13, 2000, 5:01:56 PM, Gonzalo wrote: > >GV> This would be interesting, I would like to do it too. I have thought >GV> that if you open php.ini from a php script, you can change it, but if >GV> php is loaded as a module, it won't be read until the web server is >GV> restarted, so you can't change "from" addresses for every mail. Is >GV> that so? > >GV> Gonzalo. > >>> Hi All! > >>> Knows anybody how to change (one by one for each next mail) >>> variable in php.ini file from my script? > >>> sendmail_from = ... ;for win32 only > >>> Everytime, I use function MAIL(), there in head of message is row "Return-path: >>> ..." >>> but I can not change it - every mail (even if the 4th parameter in mail() function >>> is specified with "From: ...anothermail...\nReturn-path: ...anothermail...") >>> has >>> in header "Return-path: ..." (with the e-mail addres specified in php.ini). > >>> Please, help me!!!!!! > >>> Thanks >>> Ketan