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Sent: Thursday, April 25, 2002 1:06 AM
Subject: Re: [PHP] alternatives to mail()
> Just to flesh it out a little more
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> Split the address up and get the domain name (the part after the @).
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> Do a DNS lookup on that domain name for an MX record.
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> If that fails, loo
Just to flesh it out a little more
Split the address up and get the domain name (the part after the @).
Do a DNS lookup on that domain name for an MX record.
If that fails, look for an A record.
If that fails, give up.
If you got an address, open a socket connection to that address, port
php.net/fsockopen
php.net/sockets
Have fun ;
On Wednesday 24 April 2002 22:14 pm, you wrote:
> The commercial server where my pages are hosted is having trouble
> with the lastest version of PHP and as a result the mail() function
> is not working. E-mailing from PHP is critical for my postca
The commercial server where my pages are hosted is having trouble
with the lastest version of PHP and as a result the mail() function
is not working. E-mailing from PHP is critical for my postcard and
other functions on my site. (I might as well shut four of my sites
without e-mail.)
Is there a
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