mail() function
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mail() function
is there a way to use the mail() function when safe mode is enabled? if not is there a alternative to mail() to send emails automatically?
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d3ad1ysp0rk
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That really had nothing to do with the problem at hand.. I'm not sure whether that was an advertisement or just a personal comment, but as long as you send emails with the correct headers and your title doesnt include "penis", "grow", "inches", "millionaire", etc.. then it shouldn't end up in someone's spam folder.
This is not an advertisment for a FREE function and your statement is kind of correct but mail() does however not send the correct header unless you set the last parameter which will yield a warning message in the mail header. This last parameter might indeed be the problem at hand.LiLpunkSkateR wrote:That really had nothing to do with the problem at hand.. I'm not sure whether that was an advertisement or just a personal comment, but as long as you send emails with the correct headers and your title doesnt include "penis", "grow", "inches", "millionaire", etc.. then it shouldn't end up in someone's spam folder.
mail() -> sendmail which replaces the 'Return-Path:' and it doesn't match the from and replyto headers any longer. This will indeed leads to many mail providers to move the message to spam. This can only be avoided by using a function that can email without using sendmail.