Dear all,
When using the mail() function in php from a web page on the OSX
10.5 server (see example code below), only the first header is
processed but the other headers are added to the body of the email
and are not processed as header for the email.
The same exact code works just fine on the OS X10.4.11 server.
It seems to be a postfix related issue on how to handle the return
characters because it works fine if I replace the \r\n by \n but
then may not work right on 10.4.
Hello Bruno,
Have you tried it? I mean, to use \n on 10.4?
I just tried here on a 10.4.11 stock install, and it seems to be fully
functional.
Moreover, IIRC, I never worried to user \r\n when building the
$additional_headers argument of the mail() function.
According to PHP's source code, this would anyway be consistent with
the handling of the other parts of the message to be sent with the
help of /usr/sbin/sendmail.
Does anyone know if it this related with the latest postfix version?
A change on how OS X deals with carriage returns? or a php issue?
Looks like to be a change in the /usr/sbin/sendmail binary of the
postfix system. As if it didn't care anymore to check for \r\n line
endings (btw, such endings don't make much sense in an interactive
session on a unix box).
If a postfix issue, is there something I can change in the main.cf
configuration file to make it work without having to find and fix
all scripts that uses that mail function.
I fear there is no such parameter. :-(
[...]
Axel
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