I've been having problems getting send_mail to work consistently - I was not getting mail from my website contact form. I enabled debug and checked the log file, but it showed all as successful. I called my ISP to find out where they went and they said there's a lot of domain blocking error messages in my account and referred me to
Spoofing was blocking my email because I had used the "from" of the person filling out the contact form, which was not a domain in my account. The document above says to set the "Reply-to" field instead of the "From" field for the contact's address. I don't see a way to do that with cms send_mail. Should I just use the php mail() function to include the Reply-to header?
http://wiki.dreamhost.com/Sender_Domain_Policy_and_Spoofing#What_is_the_sender_domain_policy.3F
Spoofing was blocking my email because I had used the "from" of the person filling out the contact form, which was not a domain in my account. The document above says to set the "Reply-to" field instead of the "From" field for the contact's address. I don't see a way to do that with cms send_mail. Should I just use the php mail() function to include the Reply-to header?
