Ken Robinson wrote:
Get a SPF record on the DNS Zone for the domain. A PTR record is also
good, but the hosting company usually has to do that one.
As for the mail() function itself, use the "optional" 5th parameter to
set the "Return-path:" header. Set it to "-f
[EMAIL PROTECTED]". The username doesn't have to exist.
Some domains like AOL will throw away email where domain in the
"Return-path:" header doesn't match the domain in the "From:" header.
Ken
I've heard of SPF records before, but not PTR, so I'll go educate myself
more on both counts to see if I can remedy the situation. The hosting
company in question is pretty accommodating, so they may be willing to help.
I'll try that 5th parameter and see what happens. Luckily, for this
particular script the "From:" header is hard-coded.
Thanks,
Bev
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