i`ve coded a mass-mailer for my site but the $from header doesn't work.
It works for about a million others. Show us source code.
when i get a test message back from it it says from Unprivileged user =
not what i set it to.
That sounds more like email bouncing...
But it could be your sendmail/qmail/exim/fredmail telling you that the User
(see httpd.conf) that PHP runs as (see ?php phpinfo();?) doesn't have
permission to forge email from some other address.
In which case your PHP syntax is fine, but your mail-sending MTA thingie is
not configured correctly.
How would i set it out using the syntax:
$to #
$from #
$subject #
$message #
#mail($to, $from, $subject, $message)
$success = mail($to, $subject, $message, From: $from\r\nReply-to:
$from\r\n);
if (!$success){
print(Failed to send email to $to with subject $subjectBR\n);
}
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Also, i was wondering how i could use my own PHP.INI config file on a =
remote webserver which hosts my site.
Not usually, but most of the settings you have any right to change are
changeable in .htaccess
And can i set .php to something else, like .he for example?
For example, create a file in your web directory, right next to your HTML
files, and name it .htaccess (Yes, the . is part of the name.)
Put this in it:
AddType application/x-httpd-php .he
Assuming your ISP used the *standard* mime-type (application/x-httpd-php)
all your .he files are now being handled by the PHP Module.
If your ISP didn't use the standard mime-type, you have to ask them what
they used.
If they don't understand the question (scary, but happened to me once) tell
them to do:
grep -i php httpd.conf
and send you the output.
Disclaimer: The ISP in question may actually have simply mis-understood the
question the first time around, and didn't have to actually send me all the
output of the grep on the second go-around...
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