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> From: Dieter Kneffel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Thursday, January 11, 2001 11:28 AM
> To: Michael Kimsal
> Cc: Bryne Jørg Vidar; php-general
> Subject: Re: [PHP] PHP makes sexy!
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> Oh, ok - that was a misunderstanding on my side! Of course
> it all goes to o
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To: Michael Kimsal
Cc: Bryne Jørg Vidar; php-general
Subject: Re: [PHP] PHP makes sexy!
Oh, ok - that was a misunderstanding on my side! Of course
it all goes to one account. Well, not really but instead of
a real account it is piped directly into the script...
But the problem still remains: If
Oh, ok - that was a misunderstanding on my side! Of course
it all goes to one account. Well, not really but instead of
a real account it is piped directly into the script...
But the problem still remains: If I am doing it this way, I
never get to knoe the real receipient. Is there really no
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But you SHOULD know what DOMAIN it's going to -
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can all go to one account. It's not a case of setting up
individual usernames to point to one account - mail for
the whole domain could/should be routed to the one account.
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Bryne Jørg Vidar wrote:
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> If you set it up so that every incoming mail to your domain ends up in one
> account, ...
Well, just this is my problem: I don't have an account for every
possible address. I don't know the address yet before it arrives
at our server!
- dk
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If you set it up so that every incoming mail to your domain ends up in one
account, use the imap-functions ( compile them into php if not already done
) to open a stream and fetch the data. The "TO" header should be in there
somewhere and contain the original data.
Could be run from cron at a re
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