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Posted by -Lost on 08/22/06 09:41
"Mike" <mike@mjfcadsolutions.co.uk> wrote in message
news:1156232025.398252.148080@m73g2000cwd.googlegroups.com...
>I use mail() to send emails from my website. It all worked well untill
> I switched hosts.
Obvious answer!
> Now, when the recepient receieves the email, instead of just the email
> address in the from bar, they get my host name followed by "on behalf
> of [mail@site.co.uk]".
>
> Is this a hosting issue or can PHP force the from address.
Yeah, you are doing it below.
> I already use From and Reply-To in the headers.
>
> Any Ideas
> Thanks
>
> Mike
It has to be something screwy in your new host's from or sendmail_from entry. Perhaps
they have it set up in your VirtualHost entry (or whatever method they use) so that you
cannot use their servers to spam, flood, bomb someone. The recipient will always know
that it came from you.
This is moronic of course. If you pay for this service, I would either complain/get it
fixed or move back to a hosting company with a half a grain of sense. Little idiotic
changes like this are not necessary.
Good luck.
-Lost
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