Hello Manuel, Thank you for your response and the URLs. I'll check them out.
I believe a newer version would be advantageous not only because of the bug fixes in the mail function but also because the developers advocate and advise upgrading when they discovered serious security problems in the version my hosting company is currently using (v.4.1.2). (The version between v.4.1.2 and 4.2.3 fixed the security problem, they claim.) Two things surprise me. One is that if the only version not listed as a non-supported "Older version" is still in beta, that wouldn't be made clear on the php.net web site - or somewhere. (Even the Zend site says no betas are available.) and the other is that you have an association with a web hosting company that "thoroughly tests" new versions of software prior to installing it. In my experience this is more than unusual, it's unheard of. How very fortunate you are! :-) Sincerely, Jill At 07:33 PM 11/7/02 -0200, you wrote: >Hello, > >On 11/07/2002 05:48 PM, Jill S wrote: >> ... So, my questions are - Is the tech support guy correct? > >He is very correct but I would be even stricter. My advice is to never >ever upgrade unless you need the new features and have tested the the >new version thoroughly. > > >> and Is there a workaround for sending a bcc using mail() >> with v.4.1.2? > >Yes, you may want to try this class that comes with a wrapper function >named smtp_mail() that emulates the mail() but it connects directly to a >configurable SMTP address to deliver a message. I suppose that you are >using Windows. If not, there are also wrapper mail() emulating functions >for directly using the sendmail or qmail programs to deliver the messages: > >http://www.phpclasses.org/mimemessage > >For SMTP delivery, you also need this: > >http://www.phpclasses.org/smtpclass > > >-- > >Regards, >Manuel Lemos -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
