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My point was that the fact anyone needs to do any of those things means a developer can't randomly put any address they want into PHP's mail() function (without
by technion 4y ago
My point was that the fact anyone needs to do any of those things means a developer can't randomly put any address they want into PHP's mail() function (without telling anyone) and expect it to work.
There's no point accusing me of not being able to do things here - I've run my share of mail servers.
- nix23 4y agoSorry i completely misunderstood you. You could have given that example and one could understand what you mean: >can't randomly put any address they want into PHP's mail() function (without telling anyone)
- Dylan16807 4y agoI feel like it was implied just fine by "any address you like".
- nix23 4y agoAny sender you like would be more correct.
- Dylan16807 4y agoIn terms of source vs. destination, they already said "from" so that's taken care of. When it comes to "from any sender you like" vs. "from any address you like", I'd be more likely to interpret the former as talking about the username. Which would be the wrong interpretation. So I think your suggested wording would be unhelpful.