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jspilon
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Hi there,
Whenever an email is sent through a script ( perl or php ) the Return-Path is set to anonymous@hostname. I know that mail() in php requires the Return-Path argument, otherwise sendmail will then add the anonymous@hostname it self
Is there anyway to control what email address is written in there by sendmail ( qmail ) ?
Is there a way to set default mail() Return-Path to match the from address ?
Or is the only way to fix this behavior is by having my customers coding properly ?
Thanks
Whenever an email is sent through a script ( perl or php ) the Return-Path is set to anonymous@hostname. I know that mail() in php requires the Return-Path argument, otherwise sendmail will then add the anonymous@hostname it self
Is there anyway to control what email address is written in there by sendmail ( qmail ) ?
Is there a way to set default mail() Return-Path to match the from address ?
Or is the only way to fix this behavior is by having my customers coding properly ?
Thanks