"Paul J. Smith" <pjsmith@microtech.co.gg> schrieb im Newsbeitrag C2DA8EC72BEE0740BC5C7F5E04D4EB510473DE@holly.mtech.gg">news:C2DA8EC72BEE0740BC5C7F5E04D4EB510473DE@holly.mtech.gg... Hi, At the moment you only seem able to send mail via a specific host specified in the ini file. I want some resilience so I can send emails even if the first mail server cannot accept email. Problem 1 As far as I know mail() returns no result so you cannot tell if your first attempt to mail something was OK or not. Do not understand what you mean. In php manual: "mail() returns TRUE if the mail was successfully accepted for delivery, FALSE otherwise. " And on my W2K box the function does return false if I pause the smtp server. Problem 2 You can't override the relaying server ip in the mail() function. I have put on a second server a php script which sends mails for me. >From the first one you can call the second server using standard HTTP protocol ( fopen("http://.... ) ). Has anyone dealt with this? Any suggestions before I try and botch my own solution? Thanks. -- PHP Windows Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
