Posted by Lars Eighner on 10/23/07 15:32

In our last episode, <1193153047.793293.287600@q5g2000prf.googlegroups.com>,
the lovely and talented contact@dustinbuss.com broadcast on comp.lang.php:

> On Oct 15, 3:46 am, Craig Hurley <s...@thehurley.com> wrote:
>> On 15/10/2007 11:32, Lars Eighner wrote:
>>
>> > I read it. What you admit to is wanting to make google do your filtering
>> > for you. Obviously you this is not just your personal mail, because you
>> > wouldn't need forged headers for that. No you are obviously reselling
>> > services and do not want your users to realize you are sending their mail
>> > through googles filters and ripping off processing time from google for your
>> > own profit.
>>
>> Lars, you're funny. Do try to get a hold on your imagination. When
>> you're finished trying to get that imagination under control, have a
>> look at these:http://www.google.ie/search?hl=en&q=using+google+to+filter+spam&meta=
>>
>> The very first link (from mboffin.com) is the most informative. It's
>> the process in that blog that I'm trying to replicate using a php
>> script. Unfortunately that particular bloggers site is down at the
>> moment, but it's a popular site so I'm sure it won't be long before it's
>> back up.
>>
>> Finally, try to stay on topic please: using php mail to forward email?
>> I realise you may find this hard, what with your over-active imagination.
>>
>> Have a nice day,
>> Craig.

> Hi Craig,

> Have you made any progress on this? I'm interested in the same thing
> -- and Lars is correct: it's totally for global domination purposes.

> Actually, I'm also on a shared server and I want to be able to
> simulate CPanel forwarders on-the-fly without having to login to
> CPanel and setup each one of them. Not that it's at all important
> what I want to do. I really wish that people could just focus on the
> the specific question instead of giving advice and insinuation.

There is an honest way to do. The requirement on the problem that the
headers be forged makes insinuation unnecessary. People with honest
intentions do not need to forge headers.

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