Can this variable and its content be replaced with something that allows the header of the email to have valid 'Return-path:' and 'Received:'?
The e-mail header for these line are, Return-path: "nobody"@virtualserver.hostserver.com, and Received: "from nobody by virtualserver.hostserver.com with local".
The address this is getting sent to is a Yahoo e-mail address. I think that the 'Return-path' and the 'Received' headers are the culprit.
Is this doable. My hosting administrators looked at everything and sent me here.
Regards,
Rob
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Can this variable and its content be replaced with something that allows the header of the email to have valid 'Return-path:' and 'Received:'?
The e-mail header for these line are, Return-path: "nobody"@virtualserver.hostserver.com, and Received: "from nobody by virtualserver.hostserver.com with local".
The address this is getting sent to is a Yahoo e-mail address. I think that the 'Return-path' and the 'Received' headers are the culprit.
Is this doable. My hosting administrators looked at everything and sent me here.
Regards,
Rob
Here is a decent resource for the mail function options.
http://us3.php.net/function.mail
If you still need help, come back and add to this post.