If it's a local email address that's bad, check the return value of
http://php.net/mail itself.
If it's a non-local address, Errors-to: and Reply-to: or whatever should
work, depending on how well the email servers involved have implemented
those specs. Show the source for how you did Reply-to: If it's a Win box,
you need \r\n for a newline, not just \n. (\r\n is email spec, Un*x boxes
support \n alone, Windows software often doesn't)
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From: Ruben <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Newsgroups: php.general
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, September 20, 2001 6:45 AM
Subject: Sending email through "mail" function to a bad address
>
> Hi!
> When I send email through "mail" function to a bad address, I don't get an
> error message back, as I used to when using perl and sendmail. I've triyed
> using "Return-Path" and "Errors-To" headers with no results.
>
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