strange mail() problem

[ajna]

I am trying to send the following mail() out:

$emailTo = "[e-mail]";

if (mail($emailTo, $emailSubject, $emailBody, $emailHeader)) {

etc...etc...

and it works fine.

However,

$emailTo = "[e-mail], [e-mail]";

if (mail($emailTo, $emailSubject, $emailBody, $emailHeader)) {

etc...etc...

DOES work on MY server, but not on the actual launch server.

I get the error:

Warning: mail(): Bad parameters to mail() function, mail not sent.

I am running 4.3.10 and they have 4.3.11.

Any ideas? Is this a php.ini issue?

Thanks!

[Frederick]

It looks to be a email server configuration issue. Your code is correct and should not cause conflict. See if you can find information about the email server or whether SMTP is permitted.

[ajna]

Thanks, I just spoke with the person I reviewed the code for and they are apparantly hosting with GoDaddy. It seems GoDaddy suffered some php mail form header injection attack recently and I think they may have changed something server-side to refuse multiple recipients from mail forms.

[Frederick]

Sounds like they blocked mass mailing features

[Frederick]

A solution to this issue maybe an array for the email addresses.

$emailAddress = Array(
'[e-mail]',
'[e-mail]'
);

$emailSubject = "whatever\r\n";
$emailBody = "whatever\r\n";
$emailHeader = "whatever\r\n";

foreach ($emailAddress as $value) {
    mail($value, $emailSubject, $emailBody, $emailHeader);
}