PHP + sendmail - from

[Piotr]

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I want to send e:Mail from PHP script
How to configure server to send proper 'from' parameter
(but for two domails mydomain1.com and mydomail2.com)


I want to send mail from script:
mail($to, $subject, $txt, $headers);

My mail is rejected by server who says that is wrong domain for:
www-data@debian
If I change hostname in my server to domain1.com - is OK but I nead two
domains at the same time

- How to setum PHP or sendmail?
- how to send infomation from script that I send from domain1.com or
domain1.com?

-- I use debian sendmail and PHP ---

[Jerry Stuckle]

Re: PHP + sendmail - from

Piotr wrote:

He
I want to send e:Mail from PHP script
How to configure server to send proper 'from' parameter
(but for two domails mydomain1.com and mydomail2.com)
>
>
I want to send mail from script:
mail($to, $subject, $txt, $headers);
>
My mail is rejected by server who says that is wrong domain for:
www-data@debian
If I change hostname in my server to domain1.com - is OK but I nead two
domains at the same time
>
- How to setum PHP or sendmail?
- how to send infomation from script that I send from domain1.com or
domain1.com?
>
-- I use debian sendmail and PHP ---
>
>
>
>
>

Well, you didn't show any code, so it's very difficult to tell what
you're doing wrong. But it looks like you never specified the From header:

$hdr='@user@exa mple.com';

If you have any other headers (i.e. Mime version, etc.), add them such as:

$hdr .= "\rMIME-Version: 1.0";

And so on.

Then in your mail command you use:

main ($to, $subject, $message, $hdr);

And please - when using example domain names, use example.com,
example.org, etc. Those are reserved for just such usage.


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