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So I guess this becomes an issue of letting sendmail trust the 'apache' or 'php' user, whomever is actually executing the script. I am no guru with sendmail, anyone have any hints? Thanks, Adam

Your response was most helpful, thank you for your time! Adam

Hi All, This is very easily done in perl, but I can't seem to track down the PHP equivalent. If I have a php page that fetches a piece of information from another web server, how do I change what my http_user_agent shows up as? I couldn't find anything in the php.ini file about it...

I appreciate the reply, but I would really like to know how to legitimately change the 'Return-Path' address in the message and have sendmail actually recognize it. It is my believe that it's a permissions or configuration issue with sendmail. I'm not really interested in catching the bounces...

Hi All, I have a php script that sends email to user-specified email addresses. The problem is, when the message bounces, it bounces back to &quot;nobody@myboxsname&quot;. I have a line in the header of the message (in php) that says: &quot;Return-Path: <myaddress\@mydomain.com>&quot...

Hi Everyone, I was wondering if anyone had some insight on how to do this: I have a FreeBSD server that has a dozen or so IP addresses assigned to it, that it answers for. My question is, is it possible for a PHP page hosted on that server or a perl script to make an HTTP request to another...

Hi Everyone, I was wondering if anyone had some insight on how to do this: I have a FreeBSD server that has a dozen or so IP addresses assigned to it, that it answers for. My question is, is it possible for a PHP page hosted on that server or a perl script to make an HTTP request to another...

Hi All, I was wondering if someone could tell me how to get ahold of (or generate) the binary needed to run php scripts from the command line. I have php 4.0.1pl2 running on FreeBSD and cannot seem to find the php binary (i dont think it's there). Thanks for the help! Adam

Hi Everybody, I have an array of arrays of size n in the following format: people_array[0][&quot;name&quot;][&quot;age&quot;][&quot;dob&quot;] people_array[1][&quot;name&quot;][&quot;age&quot;][&quot;dob&quot;] people_array[2][&quot;name&quot;][&quot;age&quot;][&quot;dob&quot;] ...

I very much appreciate the advice! Thanks! Adam

Hi everybody, I run a mail server that handles mail for multiple domains. Somehow, a spammer is obtaining a list of valid mail accounts on my sendmail server and addressing his spam messages to only those accounts. Many of these accounts mail accounts have never been used by a person and...

Very clever idea, nonetheless. I very much appreciate the help!

Looks great- thanks a lot for the advice!

Hello, What if you want a PHP web page to launch a Perl script but keep it in the background- don't have PHP wait around for its output. I have a PHP page that is supposed to launch a perl script that sends a bunch of email and does database work and I don't want the page waiting around for...