Hey folks, I am runninng Ubuntu 5.10, ISPConfig perfect setup as followed at http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect_setup_ubuntu_5.10. My issue is when I run a php script containing "mail([email protected], "mail from contact form", $body, $headers), My $headers ='"From: '.$txtEmailAddress.'"'(Single,Double,Single Quotes) = "From: [email protected]" In my headers sent to the email address I see my From: [email protected] but before that is added as headers, "From: [email protected] (www-data) " is run as a header first. Resulting in all my email being sent from script coming from www-data. I plan to use this for more than just emailing myself. How do I disable this functionaliy, and make it so I can specify with my $headers, what address it "comes from"?? Thanks for the help in advance.
After more testing, tweaking, and general playing around... I figured it out. looking through the headers lead me to the problem. The original headers "www-data" were not quoted. I modified my code to not quote my $headers string and it came through correctly. It looks like if you specify new headers for any message, the LAST Specified headers are read and used by mail clients (outlook 2003 in my case)
