setReturnPath() problem

[Matteo Cisilino - CED Bernardi Group SpA]

Hi , the mentioned method doesn't work . Exist any kind of tip to debug it ?

I've implemented a newsletter manager on a standalone server and the php
application doesn't set the Return-Path neither the X-Return-Path to the
address that i expect .

Regards

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  Matteo Cisilino

[vince.]

Hey,

Some server information and some code snippet will be helpful.

Vince.

On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 3:43 PM, Matteo Cisilino - CED Bernardi Group SpA <[hidden email]> wrote:

Hi , the mentioned method doesn't work . Exist any kind of tip to debug it ?

I've implemented a newsletter manager on a standalone server and the php application doesn't set the Return-Path neither the X-Return-Path to the address that i expect .

Regards

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 Matteo Cisilino

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Vincent Gabriel.
Lead Developer, Senior Support.
Zend Certified Engineer.
Zend Framework Certified Engineer.

[Matteo Cisilino - CED Bernardi Group SpA]

Matteo Cisilino - CED Bernardi Group SpA ha scritto:
> Hi , the mentioned method doesn't work . Exist any kind of tip to
> debug it ?
>
> I've implemented a newsletter manager on a standalone server and the
> php application doesn't set the Return-Path neither the X-Return-Path
> to the address that i expect .
>
> Regards
>

Tryed all sort of tricks , the return-path seems that cannot be changed
by the setReturnPath in Zend_Mail class .

So why create a method that cannot override the MTA ( located on
localhost ) neither in authenticated transmissions ?
Tryed with sendmail, postfix and qmail .


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  Matteo Cisilino