Hi,
I sent a message last day with subject "perl2php - question" - but I think I
will describe the problem, I solved with perl, instead of asking for a
perl2php-code:
if I send a mail with the php-mail()-function, and the mail bounces (wrong
address - server down ...), the sysadmin of my ISP will get this bouncing
mail!
I tried all possible headers (Return-Path, Error-To, Sender, ...) to
redirect the bouncing mail to my address but nothing worked - all bouncing-mails go
to root!
In Perl I found a way to write a mail as usual, *but* I send the mail by
specifying the real-sender and the real-receiver!!!
real-sender: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
real-receiver: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Mail to be sent:
--
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: TestMail
Body-Text
--
If the mail is delivered, the receiver ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) will only
see what is written in the mail above (he won't see the real-sender and the
real-receiver in any header)!
If the mail isn't delivered correctly [EMAIL PROTECTED] will get a message!
And I want to implement this with php!!!
Is this possible???
(for an example you can look at
http://perl.about.com/compute/perl/library/weekly/aa022000d.htm )
thanks
michi
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