Re: Re[4]: [PHP-WIN] Return-path in head of message?

If you use imap_mail() you can change the return path by changing a parameter to the function ! - Frank >Ketan: > >I found a way to modify the sendmail_from setting: > >1. Create a subdirectory in your htdocs folder, lets say htdocs/mail > >2. Change its configuration in httpd.conf: AllowOverride All > > <Directory "C:/Apache/htdocs/mail"> > Options Indexes FollowSymLinks Multiviews > AllowOverride All > > Order allow,deny > Allow from all > </Directory> > >3. You will need two scripts: preparemail.php, that will > create/overwrite the .htaccess file of the above directory with the > following (replace sender@domain.com with the desire address): > > php_value sendmail_from sender@domain.com > > and after this, it will call the second script: sendmail.php, that > calls the mail() function. Both scripts should be located in the > htdocs/mail directory. > >I haven't actually made the scripts, I only tested manually changing >the .htaccess file and looking at the results from phpinfo(), but I >guess this will work. > >This ONLY works with PHP running as a module of Apache in Win32. Unix >is different and CGI doesn't support modifing PHP values from >.htaccess files. > >Hope this helps, > >Saludos, >Pablo Vera >_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ > >Sunday, November 19, 2000, 4:47:27 PM, Ketan wrote: > >K> Yes, I tried it long time ago, but in this way, mail server write to its log file >K> "Job has invalid or missig Reply-to: information >K> Notification discarded - potential loop" >K> ...and no message will arrive :-((( > >K> Even if the row "sendmail_from" is deleted (in php.ini) - PHP returns error >K> (missing sendmail_from) >K> and mail can't be send... :-( > >K> I don't know, what I can do. > >K> I cannot edit php.ini file directly from runnig script, because there IUSER has no write >K> access... :-( > >K> Thanks for your suggestion. >K> Ketan > > >K> *********** Puvodni zprava *********** > >K> 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 > > > >-- >PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) >To unsubscribe, e-mail: php-windows-unsubscribe@lists.php.net >For additional commands, e-mail: php-windows-help@lists.php.net >To contact the list administrators, e-mail: php-list-admin@lists.php.net > > >