Is it possible for PHP mail to send an email to a specific IP address?
We have a client who cannot receive emails from a dedicated server using PHP mail because when their SPAM server searches for MX records for an IP address, it cannot find it (so it bounces off the email) ...
This is because the messaging is happening entirely on the other server. The client said they have an IP address that the SPAM blocker bypasses.
So, I'm wondering if PHP mail can send email to a specific IP?
Does your server match its spam filter as the sender? Because I assume they can receive mail from other people.
So, I think you need to look at your server setup to match their qualifications (e.g. reversible name or other rules they require from the email sender).
Since with PHP (and other languages) you are just sending an email, there are tools that send an email through another server that is authorized to send emails, but usually you are using the server itself.
For example, you can use the Zend Mail library to send through another SMTP server.
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The answer is yes. However, how the mail () call in PHP actually sends mail is entirely dependent on how your system is configured, so any issues, Resubmitting mail will not be allowed in your PHP code, they will be set on your mail system.
Typically, you should be able to access the " user@192.168.1.1 " email element and proceed with its successful completion.
There is a good article on some of your email program settings here .
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