re he should deliver), try to
deliver to the machine, e.g., if no mail.isp.com MX records exist, try
to deliver the message to the mail.isp.com machine (with SMTP, obviously).
PS: your Perl solution can be good, but I think that there exist PHP
classes that do it, but I don't know one.
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symbulos wrote:
Nuno Pereira wrote:
Classified by what? When? Where?
What has PHP to do with it?
The question is very ambiguous...
Some of the messages I send to php.general (this newsgroup), get classified
as [suspicious - maybe spam]. What I mean is, the [suspicious - maybe spam]
gets
ambiguous...
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have maybe three glitches per year:
1. user forgets and shuts the box down,
2. forgets and turns off the script, or
3. the power fails and machine is not set up to automatically
reboot and feed itself her password.
This is all "livable-with".
Cheers - Miles
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