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Old 09-12-2004, 01:05 PM
Manuel Lemos
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Default Re: PHP mail() vs. Norton AnitSpam

Hello,

On 09/11/2004 11:52 AM, David McCulloch wrote:
> I just wrote a PHP application that uses mail() to send a message to a user
> as soon as that user registers.
>
> Unfortunately, when I tested my app, the e-mail message was intercepted and
> thrown into Outlook Express' "Norton AntiSpam Folder".
>
> Why is this happening and what must one do to avoid it?


I suspect that you are not sending a RFC compliant message. This may
mean many things. Until you show more about the script that sends your
message it is hard to tell.

Could you by any chance be trying to send HTML messages?

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Manuel Lemos

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