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Posted by Mtr on 10/01/07 17:36
On Mon, 01 Oct 2007 14:16:18 -0000, petersprc <petersprc@gmail.com> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>Try adding the -f option to sendmail on unix:
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>mail('to@dest', 'Subject', 'Message',
> "From: My Site <info@site>", '-finfo@site');
That works just fine, even for Exim. Thank you, Peter.
But still, the first Received: line shows the account name as the
originating host. I've tried the -oMs option, but that fails. (I'll have to
contact the server admin to see about being a "trusted caller".)
However, is there a PHP way to override the HELO/EHLO hostname that calls
Exim (just as there was an Exim way to override what goes into the
envelope's From).?
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>On Oct 1, 8:44 am, Mtr <M...@no.spam> wrote:
>> Using the mail() function, I can easily change the From address that
>> appears in an email. But how do I change the From that gets sent in the
>> SMTP conversation, which results in the address that appears in the
>> envelope's Return-path: header? That value currently is the
>> account_name@machine_name, but I don't want to give away my Linux account
>> name with every single email.
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