[Resolved] mail() - Reply To - Multiple Accts

[Kudose]

How can I, or can I, set email headers so that the email looks like it came from 2 or more people, and the recipient responds to both, or one of them.

i.e.

John and Jane send an email to Bob. When Bob gets the email it looks like it is from both John and Jane. When he replies, the email is sent to both John and Jane.

/i.e.

Not very well explained, but hopefully someone will see the point behind it.

[drew010]

$senders = "[e-mail], [email][e-mail][/email]";

mail($to, $subject, $message, "From: $senders\r\nReply-To: $senders");

This is legal according to RFC822.

[Kudose]

w00t.

Thanks for your assistance yet again.

[rjive]

Originally posted by drew010

$senders = "[e-mail], [email][e-mail][/email]";

mail($to, $subject, $message, "From: $senders\r\nReply-To: $senders");

This is legal according to RFC822. [/B]

Am I missing something on this? I tried to put this into my script and it does not seem to be working. Sorry, I'm probably having a brain space! Thanks in advance

[drew010]

Are you running this script on a windows machine? Cause it works on my linux setup, and I know php mail on windows works much differently than on linux, as windows php talks directly to the smtp server rather than having a mta interpret the message.

[Kudose]

Works flawlessly on my linux setup.

...just as an FYI...