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Posted by Gordon Burditt on 10/21/05 20:39
>I have developed a php application for a client that uses the excellent
>class.phpmailer.php.
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>However, the client has requested that when they get back bounce back emails
>from people in their database who no longer have the same address. They want
>these emails to bounce back to a different address?
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>Is it possible to set this up and if so how would I do it?
Some mail transports honor the "Errors-To:" header for bounces.
Many mail clients honor the "Reply-To:" header for responses, and
for those that don't, you could put the same address in the From:
header if the transport you are sending mail through lets you
fake addresses in this way.
This may not work 100%. Note that it's not just *YOUR* mail transport
that needs to honor "Errors-To:", it's all of them that your
badly-addressed mail might go through.
Gordon L. Burditt
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