Php scripts send mail as user@servername.com

Really? I don't believe that would ever be possible, unless each user had their own php.ini and it was specified in the php.ini. Otherwise, I believe the only option is for the client to do it within their own PHP code. Think about it -- how would the server ever know to send it out as "such_and_such@domain.com". PHP does not have access to anything that would tell it the such_and_such@domain.com for each and every domain.

NOTE: You may be able to edit the core PHP.INI file and set one single address that is used as the default sender address.... if that's what you are asking.

Mike

 

You can resolve this by building proper headers in your scripts via mail() and ensure you use the fifth parameter given below.

Code:

mail($to, $message, $subject, "From: $from", [B]"-f$from"[/B]);

You can check official PHP mail() function documentation by clicking at this link.

Additionally you can check this link as a reference.