[MTO]

I have a "postcard script", or should I say "send to friend" script that I am having trouble with.

I want it set up so that when it is sent to an email that does not exist, it is returned to the sender, and not to my system's postmaster.

This is what I have:

PHP Code:

<?php

$headers  = "From: $yourName <$yourEmail>\nReply-To: $yourEmail\nReturn-Path: $yourEmail\n";

$subject="$yourName has sent you a postcard.";

$message .= "Hello,\n\n$yourName ($yourEmail) has sent you a postcard.\n\nAlso, $yourName has included a personal note for you:\n-> $note <-\n\You can see the postcard at:\n$URL\n";

$success = mail($mail, $subject, $message, $headers);



if ($success)

include("sent.php");

else

echo "There wasa problem, please try again.";



?>

This is sending me all the returned mail, and not to $yourEmail
I want it to send bounces to $yourEmail, not to me. What am I doing wrong?
Thanks.

[blaw]

Hi there,

From what I hear, the following headers are often used as the catch-delivery-failure address:

Errors-To:
Acknowledge-To:
Return-Path: (you got it)

I don't really know which works exactly in what way, though - if someone clarifies it, I'd appreciate it, too. =)