Mail

Class that provides multiple interfaces for sending emails

PEAR's Mail package defines an interface for implementing mailers under the PEAR hierarchy. It also provides supporting functions useful to multiple mailer backends. Currently supported backends include: PHP's native mail() function, sendmail, and SMTP. This package also provides a RFC822 email address list validation utility class. chagenbu Chuck Hagenbuch chuck@horde.org lead richard Richard Heyes richard@phpguru.org developer 1.1.14 2006-10-11 PHP/BSD stable - Fix missing seperation between headers and body in the SMTP driver (Bug #8723). Net_SMTP 1.1.13 2006-09-14 stable - Fix _sanitizeHeaders() so that it doesn't eat multiline headers. (Bug 8688, Bug 8699) - The sendmail backend now correctly writes a blank line between the headers and body text. (Bug 8543) 1.1.12 2006-09-13 stable - Fix typo in _sanitizeHeaders() that blanked out all headers. (Bug 8685) 1.1.11 2006-09-12 stable - Mail::prepareHeaders() no longer appends a trailing newline. (Bug 7492) - Mail::parseRecipients() now returns a PEAR_Error object on error. (Bug 7491) - Mail_RFC822::isValidInetAddress() now permits domain parts longer than four characters. The two character minimum remains in effect. (Bug 7562) - Fixed the tests for the existence of the PHP_EOL constant. (Bug 7682) - Changed the default 'sendmail_args' value to include the '-i' argument. (Bug 7785) - We now guard against email injection exploits. (Bug 6229) 1.1.10 2006-04-25 stable - The SMTP driver now includes an error code in its PEAR_Error objects. (Bug 6983) 1.1.9 2005-09-13 stable - SMTP connections are now reset (RSET) when an error occurs. (Bug 5212) - The SMTP driver now exposes a disconnect() method which forcibly destroys the SMTP connection. (Bug 5372) 1.1.8 2005-08-23 stable - Removing a stray debugging line that snuck into the 1.1.7 release. (Bug 5190) 1.1.7 2005-08-21 stable - Mail_RFC822::isValidInetAddress() now accepts the '+' character in strict local-parts. (Bug 4943) - The SMTP backend now returns standardized error messages which now include additional error details from the Net_SMTP package. (Bug 4241) - Mail::factory() now returns object references without generating PHP warnings. - The SMTP backend now supports a 'persist' parameter which allows the internal SMTP connection object to be reused over multiple calls to the send() method. (Bug 4122) 1.1.6 2005-07-12 stable - Don't emit warnings with PHP 4.4/5.1. 1.1.5 2005-06-26 stable - Unfold long lines before parsing addresses in Mail_RFC822. - The SMTP driver now supports a 'timeout' value. (Request #3776) - An array of Received: headers can now be provided. (Bug #4636) 1.1.4 2004-09-08 stable - Header key comparisons are now case-insensitive. (Colin Viebrock) - Header fields (e.g., 'Cc', 'Bcc') may now be specified as arrays of addresses. (Colin Viebrock) - PHP5 compatibility fix (Bug #1563). - PHP4 / Win32 compatibility fix for the 'sendmail' driver (Bug 1881). - Stricter "local part" parsing for Mail_RFC822 (in accordance with Section 6.2.4 of RFC 822) (Bug 1869). - The various send() implementations now properly escalate the PEAR_Error object returned by Mail::prepareHeaders() in the event of an invalid header. 1.1.3 2004-04-08 stable - The 'mail' driver now returns a PEAR_Error object on failure. - The individual drivers no longer include the 'Mail.php' file. If you want to instantiate a driver directly, you'll need to explicitly include the 'Mail.php' file yourself. 1.1.2 2003-09-04 stable The 'localhost' value can now be set in the SMTP driver. 1.1.1 2003-06-26 stable Minor fixes with newlines in headers. 1.1.0 2003-06-21 stable The Mail package now depends on Net_SMTP 1.1.0 or greater for its SMTP authentication capabilities. 1.0.2 2002-07-27 stable Minor additions and changes to RFC822.php. Fixed line terminator issue for smtp.php and set smtp.php to use Return-Path header in place of From header for MAIL FROM: (if supplied) 1.0.1 2002-07-27 stable License change for RFC822.php 1.0 2002-06-06 stable Initial release as PEAR package