I would also suggest that you hash the passwords at least (better even with
a salt value) and then reset the password to something random before sending
it to the user. Email can be sniffed relatively easily and this would expose
a possible carefully chosen password by the user and then they have t
Hi,
Here is a code for PHP password sending. There is some strange thing
happening. This code DOES WORK but not always. So I might be able to get the
password in my mailbox once but not always. What could be wrong.
$host = 'xxx';
$user = 'xxx';
$password = 'xxx';
$dbName = '
Chris Carter wrote:
There must be something that I am doing wrong. Otherwise I could have always
gotten the password in my mailbox. Please help.
when the php mail function sends an email, there is a brief time while
the connection to the mail server resets, if you hit again in this time
it'l
Hi,
Here is a code for PHP password sending. There is some strange thing
happening. This code DOES WORK but not always. So I might be able to get the
password in my mailbox once but not always. What could be wrong.
";
$messages= "Hi \n\n Your password for login to our website is
retrieved.\n\n"
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