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1. Aug 14, 2018 - Learn how to prepare your hotmail.com or outlook.com account for migration to Office 365.
2. When Outlook 2007 is connected to a domain controller server or to a global catalog server that is running Windows Server 2003, you set a custom address list to be shown first in the Address Book dialog box. However, if Outlook 2007 later connects with a domain controller or a global catalog server that is running Windows Server 2008, the address list that is shown first in the Address Book dialog box is changed back to the global address list (GAL) unexpectedly.

Additionalheaders (optional)or to be inserted at the end of the email header.This is typically used to add extra headers (From, Cc, and Bcc).Multiple extra headers should be separated with a CRLF (rn).If outside data are used to compose this header, the data should be sanitizedso that no unwanted headers could be injected.If an is passed, its keys are the header names and itsvalues are the respective header values.Note:Before PHP 5.4.42 and 5.5.27, repectively, additionalheaders did not have mail headerinjection protection. Therefore, users must make sure specified headersare safe and contains headers only. Never start mail body by puttingmultiple newlines.Note:When sending mail, the mail must containa From header. Note:If intending to send HTML or otherwise Complex mails, it is recommendedto use the PEAR package.

NotesNote:The Windows implementation of mail differs in manyways from the Unix implementation. First, it doesn't use a local binaryfor composing messages but only operates on direct sockets which means aMTA is needed listening on a network socket (whichcan either on the localhost or a remote machine).Second, the custom headers likeFrom:,Cc:,Bcc: andDate: arenot interpreted by theMTA in the first place, but are parsed by PHP.As such, the to parameter should not be an addressin the form of 'Something '. Themail command may not parse this properly while talking withthe MTA.Note:It is worth noting that the mail function is notsuitable for larger volumes of email in a loop. This function opensand closes an SMTP socket for each email, which is not very efficient.For the sending of large amounts of email, see the, andpackages.Note:The following RFCs may be useful:,. Security advice: Although it is not documented, for the parameters $to and $subject the mail function changes at least r and n to space. So these parameters are safe against injection of additional headers. But you might want to check $to for commas as these separate multiple addresses and you might not want to send to more than one recipient.The crucial part is the $additionalheaders parameter.

This parameter can't be cleaned by the mail function. So it is up to you to prevent unwanted r or n to be inserted into the values you put in there. Otherwise you just created a potential spam distributor. The 'sendmail' executable which PHP uses on Linux/Mac (not Windows) expects 'n' as a line separator.This executable is a standard, and emulated by other MTAs.' N' is confirmed required for qmail and postfix, probably also for sendmail and exim but I have not tested.If you pass through using 'rn' as a separator it may appear to work, but your email will be subtly corrupted and some middleware may break.

Por favor me ajudem a conseguir arrumar o Outlook 2007 para enviar emails do HOTMAIL. O QUE FIZ PASSO A PASSO: Usar um servidor POP3 para adicionar sua conta do Windows Live Hotmail ao Microsoft Outlook 1.No Outlook, clique no menu Ferramentas, e em Contas de Email.

It only works because some systems will clean up your mistake.If you are implementing DKIM be very careful, as DKIM checks will fail (at least on popular validation tools) if you screw this up. DKIM must be calculated using 'rn' but then you must switch it all to 'n' when using the PHP mail function.On Windows, however, you should use 'rn' because PHP is using SMTP in this situation, and hence the normal rules of the SMTP protocol (not the normal rules of Unix piping) apply. I was having delivery issues from this function to Gmail, Yahoo, AOL, etc. I used the notes here to figure that you need to be setting your Return-Path to a valid email to catch bounces. There are two extra delivery gotchas on top of that:1) The domain in the email used in the -f option in the php.ini sendmail parameter or in the mail extra parameters field, needs to have a valid SPF record for the domain (in DNS as a 'TXT' record type for sure and add an additional 'SPF' type record if possible). That's header field being used for spam checks.2) You should also use a domain key or DKIM.

Falha Ao Atualizar Cabecalhos Outlook 2007 Gratis

The trick here is that the domain key/DKIM is case sensitive! I used Cpanel to create my domain key which automatically used all lowercase domain names in the key creation. I found when sending email and using a camel case '-f account@MyDomainHere.Com' option, my key was not accepted. However it was accepted when I used '-f account@mydomainhere.com'.There are many other factors that can contribute to mail not getting to inboxes, including your own multiple failed testing attempts, so I suggest you consult each site's guidelines and don't ask me for help. These are just the couple technical issues that helped my case.I hope this saves someone some time and headaches. Send mail with minimal requirements from email services.

$encoding,'output-charset' = $encoding,'line-length' = 76,'line-break-chars' = 'rn');// Mail header$header = 'Content-type: text/html; charset='. ' rn';$header.= 'From: '. ' rn';$header.= 'MIME-Version: 1.0 rn';$header.= 'Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit rn';$header.= 'Date: '.

Date ( 'r (T)' ). ' rn';$header.= iconvmimeencode ( 'Subject', $mailsubject, $subjectpreferences );// Send mailmail ( $mailto, $mailsubject, $mailmessage, $header );?. Note that there is a big difference between the behavior of this function on Windows systems vs. UNIX systems. On Windows it delivers directly to an SMTP server, while on a UNIX system it uses a local command to hand off to the system's own MTA.The upshot of all this is that on a Windows system your message and headers must use the standard line endings rn as prescribed by the email specs. On a UNIX system the MTA's 'sendmail' interface assumes that recieved data will use UNIX line endings and will turn any n to rn, so you must supply only n to mail on a UNIX system to avoid the MTA hypercorrecting to rrn.If you use plain old n on a Windows system, some MTAs will get a little upset.

Qmail in particular will refuse outright to accept any message that has a lonely n without an accompanying r. I recently changed hosting companies and spent a day trying to see why an email script that had been working for years failed on the new server.The answer was that the old hosting company's email server accepted multiple 'CC:' lines in the additional headers string, and the new did not. Thus on the new server.$addhdr.= 'CC: '. PHPEOL;$addhdr.= 'CC: '.

PHPEOL.did not work, but.$addhdr.= 'CC: '. PHPEOL.did work.In both cases, PHP's mail function returned no error, but until I placed both emails, comma-separated, in the same line I was getting the following error:550 Messages should have one or no Cc headers, not 2.Hope this helps someone. If you're sending a large attachment, you may encounter overflow problem.AFAIK, two common limits could be responsible.1. Postfix message size limit.Edit /etc/postfix/main.cf.

Change the value of 'messagesizelimit'.2. Apache memory size limit for scripts.Edit /etc/php.ini. Change the value of 'memorylimit'.//Then reload (or restart) Postfix and Apache.//Empirically, sending 200MB attachment requires 500MB memory.Be careful!

Raising memory limits may cause unexpected consequences, and is hence deprecated.Recommended alternatives include:. Pack and split attachment into several emails. Only include a link to the file. The receiver can download it later.

Use IMAP/POP3 server (e.g. Just a comment on some of the examples, and as a note for those who may be unaware.

The SMTP RFC 822 is VERY explicit in stating that rn is the ONLY acceptable line break format in the headers, though is a little vague about the message body. While many MTAs will deal with just n, I've run accross plenty of them that will exhibit 'interesting' behaviours when this happens.

Those MTAs that are strict in compliance will definitely break when header lines are terminated with only n. They will also most likely break if the body of the message contains more than 1000 consecutive characters without a rn.Note that RFC 821 is a little more clear in defining:'lineA a sequence of ASCII characters ending with a.' RFC 821 makes no distinction between header lines and message body lines, since both are actually transmitted during the DATA phase.Bottom line, best practice is to be sure to convert any bare n characters in the message to rn. 'The maximum total length of a text line including the is 1000 characters' (RFC 821). My mime multipart/alternative messages were going ok, until I switched to qmail with php. After years of painfull searching, I came across this on the Life With Qmail 'Gotchas' section:G.11. Carriage Return/Linefeed (CRLF) line breaks don't workqmail-inject and other local injection mechanisms like sendmail don't work right when messages are injected with DOS-style carriage return/linefeed (CRLF) line breaks.

Unlike Sendmail, qmail requires locally-injected messages to use Unix newlines (LF only). This is a common problem with PHP scripts.So now, I can go back to sending emails with text AND html components:). RFC-2822 is quite explicit, that 'Though some message systems locally store messages in this format (which eliminates the need for translation between formats) and others use formats that differ from the one specified in this standard, local storage is outside of the scope of this standard.' And it is not just 'some', but most Unix mailers choke when you try pipe CRLF instead of Unix line endings to 'sendmail' command.

PHP is using line endings as is, so you have better chances for success if you use Unix file format or line endings. If you are using the sendmail app from an exim package or something you don't really need to change the normal parameters PHP gives it (-t -i) as other posts described.I just added '-f myemail@example.com' and it worked.One thing that got me stuck for a few hours was trying to figure out why the return-path was set as the user (user running php) and not what I was setting it with the -f option then I later found at that in order to forcefully set the return-path the user account running the command must be in exim's trusted users configuration! It helps to add trustedgroups as well then everything works fine:)- Richard Sumilang. This is for Windows Server 2003, IIS 6.0 with SMTP virtual server.The problem I had was not including initset for the SMTP server, I thought the SMTP definition in the IIS SMTP virtual server configuration would work.

When I sent mail manually this was not an issue.Also, $mailsent = @mail( $to, $subject, $message, $headers ); wouldn't work but $mailsent = mail($to, $subject, $message, $headers); did.Lack of datedefaulttimezoneset only caused a warning because php guessed what it should be.This worked:And just so you can troubleshoot, this worked when sending mail from the command line/manually. CLI worked even though the php code without the initset function wouldn't work.You will notice that the 'rcpt to' and 'to' fields appear redundant, but if both are not used, the delivered mail's 'to' field will be blank/empty.-telnet www.example.com 25helomail from: webmaster@example.comrcpt to: someone@example.comdatato: someone@example.comsubject: test again to make surethis is my message.quit. This is my solution of problems with Windows Mail on Vista.

I got some of the headers in the mail body as plain text. When I removed 'r' and left just 'n' at the end of the two last lines of header it worked. This error didn't show up in my yahoo mail.n';$body.= 'n';$body = $message;$body.= 'n';$body.= 'n';$headers = 'From: My sitern';$headers.= 'Reply-To: info@example.comrn';$headers.= 'Return-Path: info@example.comrn';$headers.= 'X-Mailer: Drupaln';$headers.= 'MIME-Version: 1.0'. 'n';$headers.= 'Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1'.

'rn';return mail ( $recipient, $subject, $message, $headers );?. If you're using a linux server using Postfix, and your server hasn't the host name set to a valid name (because it's behind a firewall in an intranet), it's possible that when sending mails using the mail function, some mail servers reject them.

This is because they can't check the return path header. If you want to change the Return-Path used by sendmail init the php.ini and edit the sendmailpath variable to this:sendmailpath = 'sendmail -t -i -F webmaster@example.com -f webmaster@example.com'.

Please note that using an address in this format 'Zane, CEO - MegaLab.it' (' are needed due to comma) works as expected under.nix, but WON'T WORK under Windows.This is an example', 'prova da testzane', 'dai funziona.' );?It works under.unix, but it doensn't under Win: different error are reported:Warning: mail function.mail: SMTP server response: 553 5.0.0.

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Unbalanced 'Warning: mail function.mail: SMTP server response: 501 5.5.4 Invalid Address. If you are having problems changing the Sender and Return-Path headers, make sure that you are editing the right configuration file. On my CentOS 5.6:root@server mail# ll /usr/sbin/sendmaillrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 21 Oct 26 2009 /usr/sbin/sendmail - /etc/alternatives/mtaroot@server mail# ll /etc/alternatives/mtalrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 23 Apr 9 07:48 /etc/alternatives/mta - /usr/sbin/sendmail.eximroot@server mail# ll /usr/sbin/sendmail.eximlrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4 Apr 9 07:45 /usr/sbin/sendmail.exim - eximI spent some time trying to figure out why my changes to the sendmail.mc file were being ignored. Naturally, Exim configuration is different than Sendmail.

You need to edit the /etc/exim/exim.conf file instead:remotesmtp:driver = smtpreturnpath = bounce@example.comheadersrewrite = apache@. info@example.com s^ Don't forget the 's' at the end. See this page for more information:If you are OK with displaying the apache user name (ie 'Sender: apache@subdomain.example.com') in the email header, then just update the qualifydomain configuration option in the same file.qualifydomain = example.comThis will fix the domain only (ie 'Sender: apache@example.com'). Problems with Microsoft Exchange and PHP as ISAPI-moduleWe found out, that if you want to send multipart mime emails using the PHP mail-function on a Windows box using a Microsoft Exchange server, you have to use separate containers for the mail body and the mail header.In many examples like in or in the book PHP developers cookbook you find html multipart/alternative mailing solutions that build the mime header and the mail body into one PHP variable and send this as fourth argument (header) to the PHP mail-function. This works fine on most systems but not on the above mentioned combination.We found a rather trivial solution: Simply split the mime mail header and the mail body into two separate variables and give them separately to the PHP mail function, example:HTML version!' ));//send messagemail ( 'root@localhost', 'An HTML Message', $body, $headers );?.

When using mail under a windows installation (tested under Xampp 1.7.7) any line in $headers that is (between the first and last properly formatted mail header and not a properly formatted mail headers itself) or (that is empty) is removed. As a result MIME formatted messages get scrambled.

It might be good to know, that you might get some Header error using the boundary, if it's not done correctly.I got the header error about wrong close of the boundary, which in my case wasn't what was really wrong.The thing to fix this might be to give the header before this a 'nr', which might fix it.For my case I needed to this twice, as I am doing this as strings, but as arrays and implodes them at the end with the 'nr'. I did it also in the specific header array, where the boundary is generated. If you are getting frustrated that your email is being sent as plain text instead of HTML, typically one of your headers showing up in the email (even if other scripts on the same server seem to work fine!!!) then structure your headers like this:'.

'n';$headers.= 'MIME-Version: 1.0'. 'n';$headers.= 'Content-type: text/html; charset=iso-8859-1'. 'rn';?Notice that the From is before the MIME and Content and only Content ends with 'rn', the other are just 'n'Not sure how it is possible for other scripts on the same server, same domain to work fine as shown in the very top instructions, and others need this crap. I spent a very frustrating couple hours figuring this out, hope you can avoid doing the same. If you follow the suggested format for the $to field, you can list multiple addresses in a comma-delimited string with spaces.The spaces could be an issue if you're experiencing a similar problem. I was unable to send an e-mail to multiple addresses using that format. It started working for me when I removed all of the spaces in the $to string.Example.

The article mentioned below is quite good to understand the problem of header injection.