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LIV. Mail Functions
Introduction
The mail() function allows you to send mail.

Requirements
For the Mail functions to be available, PHP must have access to the sendmail binary on your system during compile time. If you use another mail program, such as qmail or postfix, be sure to use the appropriate sendmail wrappers that come with them. PHP will first look for sendmail in your PATH, and then in the following: /usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/etc:/etc:/usr/ucblib:/usr/lib. It's highly recommended to have sendmail available from your PATH. Also, the user that compiled PHP must have permission to access the sendmail binary.

Installation
There is no installation needed to use these functions; they are part of the PHP core.

Runtime Configuration
The behaviour of these functions is affected by settings in php.ini.


Table 1. Mail configuration options

Name Default Changeable
SMTP "localhost" PHP_INI_ALL
smtp_port "25" PHP_INI_ALL
sendmail_from NULL PHP_INI_ALL
sendmail_path DEFAULT_SENDMAIL_PATH PHP_INI_SYSTEM

For further details and definition of the PHP_INI_* constants see ini_set().

Here's a short explanation of the configuration directives.



SMTP string
Used under Windows only: DNS name or IP address of the SMTP server PHP should use for mail sent with the mail() function.

smtp_port int
Used under Windows only: Number of the port to connect to the server specified with the SMTP setting when sending mail with mail(); defaults to 25. Only available since PHP 4.3.0.

sendmail_from string
Which "From:" mail address should be used in mail sent from PHP under Windows.

sendmail_path string
Where the sendmail program can be found, usually /usr/sbin/sendmail or /usr/lib/sendmail. configure does an honest attempt of locating this one for you and set a default, but if it fails, you can set it here.

Systems not using sendmail should set this directive to the sendmail wrapper/replacement their mail system offers, if any. For example, Qmail users can normally set it to /var/qmail/bin/sendmail or /var/qmail/bin/qmail-inject.

qmail-inject does not require any option to process mail correctly.

This directive works also under Windows. If set, smtp, smtp_port and sendmail_from are ignored and the specified command is executed.


Resource Types
This extension has no resource types defined.

Predefined Constants
This extension has no constants defined.

Table of Contents
ezmlm_hash -- Calculate the hash value needed by EZMLM
mail -- Send mail



add a note User Contributed Notes
Mail Functions
Ivo Fokkema I.Fokkema att LUMC d0ttt nl
06-Sep-2004 06:03
We have a open source project that needed to be able to function on as many platforms and configurations as possible. Using '\n' as end-of-line for emailheaders would probably 'break' the email functionality on Windows and Mac platforms.

I have fixed this using the code below. Please note that since I don't have any access to a Mac server, this setup is not tested on a Mac, but should work.

if (strtoupper(substr(PHP_OS, 0, 3) == 'WIN')) {
$s_eol = "\r\n";
} elseif (strtoupper(substr(PHP_OS, 0, 3) == 'MAC')) {
$s_eol = "\r";
} else {
$s_eol = "\n";
}

(Thanx to Eric Gach on http://www.phpbuilder.com/lists/php-...03032/0057.php for the inspiration!)

Then construct your headers using

$s_headers = 'From: registrationform@example.org' . $s_eol;

Hope this helps anyone!!!

Ivo
php at richardneill dot org
13-Jul-2004 11:09
Postfix under Mandrake 10.0 also objects to \\r\\n. The result is that every email is double-spaced, and all attachments break. (it was OK in 9.1). My (short-term) fix is this:

$message = str_replace("\r",'',$message);

This discussion may be relevant:
http://www.phpdiscuss.com/article.ph...group=php.bugs
wtmusic
13-Jun-2004 05:53
Beware of Mac "line feeds" (\r) in long text strings in the body of a message--may cause Sendmail to insert exclamation points after every 256 chars
def at speakeasy dot org
22-May-2004 11:11
The body of the message cannot, in some (many?) cases, contain "bare line feeds" -- i.e. just "\n".

See this: http://cr.yp.to/docs/smtplf.html
josh at sdfahrenheit dot com
16-Apr-2004 12:52
For anyone having problems with attached files coming through garbled, make sure you have magic_quotes_runtime set to Off in your php.ini - it adds funky escape chars to your attached data and garbles the attachment.

This was giving me all kinds of grief.
07-Apr-2004 10:36
If your system MTA is exim, you might find using it the following way gives you more control over the message that is sent. It uses batch SMTP rather than the hideous "-t" sendmail-like argument, and as a result allows the envelope and the headers to be specified seperately.

recipient, subject, body, [ [ [ headers ], sender ], helo]
bsmtp("recipient@address.com", "Subject", array("Line 1", "Line 2"), array(), "sender@address.com", "host.address.com);

OR

bsmtp(array("recipient1@address.com", "recipient2@address.com), "Subject", array("Line 1", "Line 2"), array(), "sender@addr$

<?php
function bsmtp($recipients, $subject, $body, $headers = array(), $sender= "<>", $helo = "")
{

$exim = "/usr/local/sbin/exim -bS";

if ( $helo == "" )
{
$helo = $_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"];
}

if ( ! $headers )
{

if (is_array($recipients))
{
$c="To: ";
foreach ($recipients as $r)
{
$toheader .= $c . $r;
$c = ", ";
}
}
else
{
$toheader = "To: " . $recipients;
}

if ( ereg("@", $sender))
{
$fromheader = "From: " . $sender;
}
else
{
$fromheader = "From: <MAILER-DAEMON@" . $_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"] . ">";
}

$subj = "Subject: " . $subject;

$headers = array($toheader, $fromheader, $subj);

}

$headers[] = "X-Mailer: Dave's better php mail function";

print "<PRE>";

$fd = popen($exim, "w");

fputs($fd, "HELO " . $helo . "\n");
fputs($fd, "MAIL FROM: " . $sender . "\n");
if (is_array($recipients))
{
foreach ($recipients as $r)
{
fputs($fd, "RCPT TO: " . $r . "\n");
}
}
else
{
fputs($fd, "RCPT TO: " . $recipients . "\n");
}

fputs($fd, "DATA\n");

foreach ( $headers as $h )
{
fputs($fd, $h . "\n");
}

fputs($fd, "\n");

foreach ( $body as $b )
{
fputs($fd, $b . "\n");
}

fputs($fd, "\n.\nQUIT\n");

sleep(1);

pclose($fd);
}

}
?>
roberto dot silva at mexicoshipping dot net
24-Jan-2004 11:16
If you can't use or don't understand how to use the sendmail program from linux, you can use a PEAR object to send mail.

<?
include("Mail.php");

$recipients = "mail_to@domain.mail";

$headers["From"] = "mail_from@domain.mail";
$headers["To"] = "mail_to@domain.mail";
$headers["Subject"] = "Test message";

$body = "TEST MESSAGE!!!";

$params["host"] = "smtp.server";
$params["port"] = "25";
$params["auth"] = true;
$params["username"] = "user";
$params["password"] = "password";

// Create the mail object using the Mail::factory method
$mail_object =& Mail::factory("smtp", $params);

$mail_object->send($recipients, $headers, $body);
?>

In my case, i use a smtp server that require authentication, and sendmail configuration is almost cryptic to me.

PEAR is already installed in PHP 4.0.3 , if not, you must go to pear.php.net and install it, in my case, I needed to add the Socket.php to the PEAR library.
aris AT riponce DOT com
19-Nov-2003 05:37
If you decide to send mail over an SMTP connection instead of using mail(), keep these hints in mind:

- Separate the header list from the message body with a single blank line. This way if the message body contains text that matches the headers you are safe.
- Apply the "hidden dot algirithm" to the body text. This simply means that if a line begins with a single "." just replace it with two dots "..".

Example:

BEFORE:
-------------------
Subject: My message
Errors-To: me@mine.com
Subject: Lunch
Remember the following items:
item 1
.
.
.
Item 21
---------------------

AFTER:
---------------------
Subject: My message
Errors-To: me@mine.com

Subject: Lunch
Remember the following items:
item 1
..
..
..
Item 21
-----------------------
nes at techie dot com
27-Sep-2003 03:36
I've noticed some anti-spam email programs also deny delivery to mail that doesn't have a Message-ID. Even though it is legal to do so, many domains will consider the email spam and drop it.

Using sendmail on a win2k server, there is no Message-ID on some test mailings I've done. The ones that are added were there due to the filtering software added it afterwards, at least that's what the spamheaders error code database says.
ronan dot minguy at wanadoo dot fr
21-Feb-2003 03:45
If you want to send an email in HTML with accent letters (for non-only-english speaking people) or the euro sign, put this in your header :
Content-Type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-15

Ronan
f dot touchard at laposte dot net
31-Jan-2003 02:46
***Encoding plain text as quoted-printable in MIME email***

If you don't want to install IMAP and use imap_8bit() to encode plain text or html message as quoted-printable
(friendly french special characters encoding :-) in MIME email, try this function.
I haven't fully tested it ( like with microtime with long mails). I send html message as 7-bit, so I didn't try yet with html.
If you have good html practise, you don't really need to encode html as quote-printable as it only uses 7-bit chars.
F.Touchard

function qp_encoding($Message) {

/* Build (most polpular) Extended ASCII Char/Hex MAP (characters >127 & <255) */
for ($i=0; $i<127; $i++) {
$CharList[$i] = "/".chr($i+128)."/";
$HexList[$i] = "=".strtoupper(bin2hex(chr($i+128)));
}

/* Encode equal sign & 8-bit characters as equal signs followed by their hexadecimal values */
$Message = str_replace("=", "=3D", $Message);
$Message = preg_replace($CharList, $HexList, $Message);

/* Lines longer than 76 characters (size limit for quoted-printable Content-Transfer-Encoding)
will be cut after character 75 and an equals sign is appended to these lines. */
$MessageLines = split("\n", $Message);
$Message_qp = "";
while(list(, $Line) = each($MessageLines)) {
if (strlen($Line) > 75) {
$Pointer = 0;
while ($Pointer <= strlen($Line)) {
$Offset = 0;
if (preg_match("/^=(3D|([8-9A-F]{1}[0-9A-F]{1}))$/", substr($Line, ($Pointer+73), 3))) $Offset=-2;
if (preg_match("/^=(3D|([8-9A-F]{1}[0-9A-F]{1}))$/", substr($Line, ($Pointer+74), 3))) $Offset=-1;
$Message_qp.= substr($Line, $Pointer, (75+$Offset))."=\n";
if ((strlen($Line) - ($Pointer+75)) <= 75) {
$Message_qp.= substr($Line, ($Pointer+75+$Offset))."\n";
break 1;
}
$Pointer+= 75+$Offset;
}
} else {
$Message_qp.= $Line."\n";
}
}
return $Message_qp;
}
rune at imptech dot net
21-Dec-2002 09:13
If your using Postfix for SMTP on FreeBSD you MUST end header lines with \n and not \r\n. I'm not sure if this is true of other platforms but this is definitely the case on my FreeBSD server.

-=- RuneImp
ImpTech - Web Design & Hosting
http://imptech.net
kieran dot huggins at rogers dot com
21-Nov-2002 09:24
Thanks Hilger - that will come in handy on my end.

Here's a great overview of the MIME spec from 1993:
http://www.mindspring.com/~mgrand/mime.html

Happy mailing! - Kieran
stevenlim at Edinburgh-Consulting dot com
06-Sep-2002 05:53
How to detect a bounce email

1. make sure the email you send out have the header
"Return-Path: detect-bounce@yourdomain.com\r\n",
&
"Return-Receipt-To: bounce@yourdomain.com\r\n"

2. setup this detect-bounce mail account at your mail server

3. redirect the incoming mail from this email account to your php script (check your mail server doc on how do this)

4. your php script will then be able to process the incoming email in whatever way you like, including to detect bounce mail message (use regexp search).

Note that the mail will be not be store after the mail server has redirect to your script. If you want to store it, you need additional code in your script

Hope the above help

Steven Lim
IT Consultant (www.Edinburgh-Consulting.com)
12-Apr-2002 01:35
As noted above sendmail_from is only used on MS Windows, to change the default sender on unix you must add -f to sendmail_path. For example in a <VirtualHost> directive:
php_admin_value sendmail_path "/usr/sbin/sendmail -t -i -f webmaster@example.com"

would set the default return-path for mail from that virtual host.