inserting their own headers and what-not into, despite my best efforts
to prevent that sort of thing. How can I shore up and secure the mail()
routine in my script so that this kind of thing is stopped?
My script checks for \r and \n chars that might be inserted into the
"To", "From", and other common header fields. If that char is found, it
exits the script. It also checks the email address against a regex for
unallowed characters and malformed addresses. Yet, the spam is still
coming through.
Can anyone recommend a surefire way of blocking these insertions?
Thanks,
Bob
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