maybe you can use mail smtp not mail function from php, cause i had experiences can't send use mail function.
and i try use smtp (fsockopen) and i successfull send mail. thx best regard --- In [email protected], James Keeline <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > >> The fourth argument of the mail() function allows the programmer to define > >> additional mail headers. These can be anything, including additional To:, > >> CC:, and BCC: fields. The variables $name and $email need to be carefully > >> screened to ensure that it is not possible to add something like: > >> > >> "[EMAIL PROTECTED]: [EMAIL PROTECTED]" > > --- Bob <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > I knew that extra headers could be added to the To: variable, but didn't know > > they could be used in the Subject (though I can't make it do that with a test > > program). > > > > I'd heard that using "real name" <email> is unreliable, so I'll drop that. > > > > Just as a matter of interest, what would happen if the "real name" <email> > > format was used. Would it still send the email? > > > > Regards, Bob Exton. > > Another poster was referring to the subject field. I referred to the headers > argument, the fourth (and optional fifth) argument. > > If the mail server (MTA) doesn't like your email addressing format, it simply > won't send the message. If it gets through, it may fail at the recipient's > server. > > The From: address is not typically processed by the mail servers. For this > reason, the email client program (MUA) being able to process the real <email> > format is more important. It is a legal addressing format. My suggestion is > to not use it in the To: address (and perhaps not the CC: and BCC:). > > James >
