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PHP mail() on IBM System i

October 7, 2006/1 Comment/in PHP, Web development /by Alan Seiden

My new article about mail() is available at MC Press Online. The article covers:

  • Zend Core’s implementation of mail() for IBM System i
  • How mail() compares to packages such as PHPMailer
  • Function definition and example
  • How to configure SMTP in Zend Core
  • Overriding defaults with ini_set
  • Troubleshooting

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