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Date: 01/30/99
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I'm a Perl programmer just starting out with PHP. I'm building a password
protected site for members and I want to send an email to new users when they
sign up so that they get it *immediately*.
I've done this in the past in Perl by missing out the -odq flag when writing via
a pipe to sendmail. Invoking the script in Perl and I get an email back within
seconds but in PHP I'm writing:
$done = Mail("sales <email protected>", "CLUB: Request for membership", $message);
I get $done back as 1 so it's been successful but I don't get the mail or else
it's still in the queue. Either way, I want a way to avoid the delay. Can I do
this with PHP directly or do I need to open a pipe to sendmail?
Thanks
Brian
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