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Posted by d43m0n AT shaw DOT ca on 09/15/06 15:56
Adam wrote:
> On 13 Sep 2006 20:31:46 -0700, d43m0n AT shaw DOT ca wrote:
>
> >
> >Tha RagMan wrote:
> >> On Wed, 13 Sep 2006 11:55:47 GMT, Tha RagMan
> >> <wmercier.nospam@shelby.net> wrote:
> >>
> >> >I have a little program that created the following PHP script to
> >> >handle a basic form and email the results. What it doesn't do and I
> >> >can't get it to do is send a separate email with inputted results data
> >> >to another email address without it showing in the "To" header of
> >> >either msgs. Alternately I would like for it to do a BCC.
> >>
> >> Folks!
> >> Many thanks for the info and assistance. I am going to giver your
> >> advice a try and see if I can't solve my problem by one method or
> >> another. Thanks again for your help, advice and assistance.
> >> Tha RagMan
> >
> >I also had issues attempting to send with Bcc: header, however it could
> >have been caused by my mail server. But the solution all maybe as
> >simple as creating a loop to send the same message to whom ever wether
> >blind carbon copy or just carbon copy.
>
>
> somewhere I heard that the mail() function doesn't actually support CC
> or BCC. Can anyone confirm/deny this?
>
> I've certainly had trouble with it myself (resort to looping through
> it twice in the end).
>
> Adam.
Technically speaking of course, its NOT php thats actually sending the
message to the pop server, instead its using a protocol to simply send
to the mail server, which then forwards its again to the reciepent, so
it may be the mail server software that is causing the confusion.
Of course nothing is perfect and there really isnt a global standard of
which headers and how to place them, infact I had a CC accure only once
while writting the code, however, I changed it, and did not make note
of the change, how ever, it had to do with my line breaks and varible
decalartion.
The best thing I can see is write a script to send mail to the
recipient as a BCC manually and see what you accomplish. But the point
I am trying to make is that you have to keep trying, it'll cetch on.
* Daemon
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