Hi, I have two questions. Am relatively new to PHP and couldn't get the mail() function to send a bcc (i.e. blind copy). My ISP (unix server) has v. 4.1.2 installed. After much ado, I discovered that apparently this is a known bug and that PHP versions < 4.3 do not support the Bcc: header element. Can't send any Bcc'd mail. It's supposed to have been fixed in v. 4.3.
I wrote to my ISP and inquired about when v 4.3. might be expected to replace 4.1.2 on their server. A support department rep wrote back and told me that they would never install a "beta version" and that http://www.php.net/downloads/ - Latest version of PHP Complete Source Code * PHP 4.2.3 (tar.bz2) [2,694Kb] - 6 September 2002 md5: a0c7531f3d53a7736742c780f72a0f41 * PHP 4.2.3 (tar.gz) [3,334Kb] - 6 September 2002 md5: 2a4a963d79d97ea2725c860c77e908a2 are betas. He also referred me to a blurb on the php.net Home page reading: PHP 4.3.0pre2 Released http://qa.php.net/ [27-Oct-2002] PHP 4.3.0pre2 is available for download. This is the second pre-release version and incorporates a large number of bug fixes since the first pre-release. Still, to help us catch as many bugs as possible, please download it and start testing. ... So, my questions are - Is the tech support guy correct? and Is there a workaround for sending a bcc using mail() with v.4.1.2? Thanks, Jill -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
