secure42 wrote:
Ok, you workaround the problem, but you did not solve it!!
Problem is that you are composing a mail that contain not ascii
characters and you have to add the property MIME headers on it.
PHP mail() functions do not add them by itselfs, so you have to add them.
This message will work properly:
mail("joec...@example.com", "My Subject", "Message");
but this message is not RFC compliant:
mail("joec...@example.com", "My Subject", "Some other characters: ñ, ü");
Many php apliccations out there (PHPNUKE, POSTNUKE ...) send not rfc
mails and should be fixed.
Hehehe.
Well, its actually a lot of work, as the websites support those chars,
and those chars get sent in information request emails from php etc from
mysql etc etc.
Hmm, maybe something I will attempt to write for php mail() function to
auto add the proper mime headers for funky ascii use. *shrug* ... more
work than I am willing to attempt right now ;-)
Thanks for the wake-up slap in the face though =)