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Currently I have 2 websites. A primary (company) website and a secondary (product) website.
I want all of my email traffic/communication to take place through the mailaddress of the primary website.
The problem is that when I send mail (using PHP) from the secondary website, I can't change the Return-Path to the mailadress of the primary website. Every time the Return-Path gets overwritten with a mailaddress that matches the name of the ftp-user of the secondary website, but this ftp-user does not even have a mailbox.
How can I set the Return-Path to the mailadress of the primary website so it won't get overwritten anymore?
English is not my primary language, so if you don't understand what I'm trying to explain, please say so, so I can try to clarify.
Currently I have 2 websites. A primary (company) website and a secondary (product) website.
I want all of my email traffic/communication to take place through the mailaddress of the primary website.
The problem is that when I send mail (using PHP) from the secondary website, I can't change the Return-Path to the mailadress of the primary website. Every time the Return-Path gets overwritten with a mailaddress that matches the name of the ftp-user of the secondary website, but this ftp-user does not even have a mailbox.
How can I set the Return-Path to the mailadress of the primary website so it won't get overwritten anymore?
English is not my primary language, so if you don't understand what I'm trying to explain, please say so, so I can try to clarify.
