generated from the DB, it all works fine, except his server has spam filtering enabled
so the FROM header in my PHP-Generated email, which says "apache@hostname"
doesn't work because what the hostname is set to, isn't resolveable outside our network.
Now I know I can just set the servers hostname to a valid DNS name, but this brings
up another problem, even though I'm manually setting the "From" and "Reply-to" headers
in the PHP mail command (the last parameter), when the email's are listed in his box, it works,
if you open the headers in the email near the very top it still says
"From: apache@hostname" and a little ways below it says the From and Reply-to I set.
So, is there anyway to override the top From which says apache@hostname? Maybe
setting additional parameters on my sendmail command line in the php.ini? Any ideas?
I appreciate it.
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