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not sure what you mean... but as I suggested in my first post in this thread, you're going to need to craete accounts for every one of the users and then place that account in the reply-to header of the mail you automatically send out. then using the code I gave you, you'll have to pop to the server (for that account) and then dump the info into a database for that specific user. I would tag on a user id when you insert to the database (you'll need to tweak the code I gave you) and then when they hit your site and log in, they can fetch the email stuff from the db according to their user id.
ahh... no I don't have any code for that. My hosting provider (where I colocate my server) has a php interface that allows you to set up virtual mail boxes on a sendmail server so I know it can be done, but I couldn't even begin to tell you how they do it.
check into some c-panel stuff, that might give you a good lead.
well I suppose you should ask them if you can interface your web with your c-panel to set up mail accounts
I can see a potential problem with that though, it needs to be secured somehow...otherwise anyone could create email accounts and you could potentinally end up with a million accounts (on your account) that you don't necessarily want or that you didn't authorize.
my ISP doesn't use "c-panel" they have their own proprietary stuff that they wrote. Talk to your ISP and see if they'd be willing to do something for you...I doubt they will.
the whole thread is a big misunderstanding about what this guy wants.
he wants this:
1. user sende email to anon_123@website.com, which is associated in a database table with a real email address (the recipient)
2. piped script parses incoming email address, and stores in a database
3. script looks up recipient email address (SELECT realemail FROM emails WHERE id=$id) and sends message to that address, with sender's address as the sender.