PHP Mail

[Florx]

Hey,

All the PHP mail I send out (e.g. mail(); ) goes straight to spam.

Anyway I can combat this e.g. set headers or something?

Thanks,
Jake.

[Jme]

Try changing the From: headers? It might just be your E-mail provider's filter tho?

[Florx]

GoogleMail and Hotmail both filter as spam.

[timROGERS]

It will be there sender application header, try to change it.

[Jme]

Try setting headers to change the From:

[QuickScriptz]

GoogleMail and Hotmail both filter as spam.

No they don't? It probably has something to do with the content/subject/headers of the message being sent and your spam/junk filtering settings on your email account.

[Independent]

How the hell can an Email provider block a PHP Function - I think it's because of the hostname/ as when you use it, it's from

[email protected]

(This is basically the format, I got this from my web hosting acc as a test more or less.)

[email protected]

an Email provider can't block a php function, and microsoft don't even use php, they'd have to use it too block it?

[Protege]

I used headers off of PHP.net and edited them to my needs.

    $msg = "Message..."
    $subject = "Mail";
    $headers = 'From: '.$email . "\r\n" .
    'Reply-To: '.$email . "\r\n" .
    'X-Mailer: PHP/' . phpversion();
    mail($email, $subject, $msg, $headers); 

[Florx]

I think it's cause of this bit:

'X-Mailer: PHP/' . phpversion();

Jake.

[Hypertext]

No, that helps avoid spam, using x-mailer.

I'm having trouble avoiding spam too, and I set a lot of headers using a mailing class.

I don't understand to be honest ;S.

If anyone has some tips please say