php mail from question.

[TheReliableHost]

Hello,

I have a reseller, who using php form mail but when mail is sent in headers.. it shows

"server1.myservername.com"

he want to show his own domain

so i think giving him dedicated ip and making reverse dns .. will this solve the problem?

Regards

[madaboutlinux]

No, dedicated IP with rDNS won't solve the issue. When an email is sent via a simple php script, the headers will display the hostname of the server rather than the domain name.

If you want the headers to show the domain name, you will have to write the PHP script using SMTP authentication. Refer:
How to Send Email from a PHP Script Using SMTP Authentication - About Email

You will have to create an email account on the domain and have to specify the email ID and it's password in the script as mentioned in the above website.