-f function ???

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Old 09-04-2003
Guillermo Scharffenorth
 
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Default -f function ???

Hello,

I am using a mailing list script which makes use of a function called -f,
according to the developers of the script. The fact is that some
functionality of the script is not working and the developers claim -f is
turned off in my system. I've looked everywhere trying to find info about
this, but only found a small, not very enlightening, reference in the php
manual under the function "mail." Anyone knows where to find info about -f?

Thanks

Guillermo Scharffenorth
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Old 09-04-2003
Curt Zirzow
 
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Default Re: [PHP] -f function ???

* Thus wrote Guillermo Scharffenorth (gscharf@cantv.net):
> Hello,
>
> I am using a mailing list script which makes use of a function called -f,
> according to the developers of the script. The fact is that some
> functionality of the script is not working and the developers claim -f is
> turned off in my system. I've looked everywhere trying to find info about
> this, but only found a small, not very enlightening, reference in the php
> manual under the function "mail." Anyone knows where to find info about -f?


Its the fifth paramater to mail():
http://php.net/manual/en/function.mail.php



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