R.A. Imhoff:
> This is interesting: in testing this on the server in question,
> the "-f" does nothing (with a lowercase -f).
>
> In an older sendmail man page I just came across it says "... -f
> can only be used by trusted users (normally root, daemon, and
> network) or if the person you are try
This is interesting: in testing this on the server in question, the "-f" does
nothing (with a lowercase -f).
In an older sendmail man page I just came across it says "... -f can only be
used by trusted users (normally root, daemon, and network) or if the person you
are trying to become is the s
R.A. Imhoff:
> In fact what finally does set the Return-path is to use the "-r" parameter in
> the 5th place:
>
> $result = mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers, "-r m...@example.com")
>
> the "-f" sets the "From:", but that was already working by setting it in the
> $headers or in the ph
In fact what finally does set the Return-path is to use the "-r" parameter in
the 5th place:
$result = mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers, "-r m...@example.com")
the "-f" sets the "From:", but that was already working by setting it in the
$headers or in the php.ini
What's odd is that p
Le 12/12/2010 16:24, R.A. Imhoff a écrit :
Thank you for your suggestions!
I did set the "From: " correctly, both in the php.ini and in the php code that calls mail(), but
this only sets the "From:" and not the "Return-path:"
I agree that the message-id is not that important, but it would be ni
R.A. Imhoff:
> Thank you for your suggestions!
>
> I did set the "From: " correctly, both in the php.ini and in the
> php code that calls mail(), but this only sets the "From:" and
> not the "Return-path:" I agree that the message-id is not that
> important, but it would be nice if one could have
R.A. Imhoff:
> I have this in php.ini (the -r parameter is supposed to set the
> return-path, but seems to have no effect):
>
> sendmail_path = "sendmail -t -i -f m...@mydomain.com -r m...@mydomain.com"
If PHP's sendmail_path ignores the ``sendmail -f sen...@senderdomain''
option, then you need to
Thank you for your suggestions!
I did set the "From: " correctly, both in the php.ini and in the php code that
calls mail(), but this only sets the "From:" and not the "Return-path:"
I agree that the message-id is not that important, but it would be nice if one
could have the "Return-path:" refl
