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This package can be used to send email messages with content read from files or other types of streams.
It uses the command specified in the php.ini file to send the message.
The class pipes the headers and the body data retrieved from the given file or stream into the specified program.
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fmail |
| Base name: |
fmail |
| Description: |
Send email messages with content read from files |
| Version: |
1.0 |
| PHP version: |
4.0 |
| License: |
MIT/X Consortium License |
| All time users: |
507 users |
| All time rank: |
4886 |
| Week users: |
1 user |
| Week rank: |
2151  |
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July 2009
Number 9 |
If you need to send e-mail messages with attached files, you need to compose a MIME message made of multiple parts of data encoded as ASCII text.
However, if you need to attach large files, building the message data as single string may not be possible because it can exceed the configured PHP memory limit.
This class provides of more scalable solution that consists in reading the message data from files.
This way the encoded message can be read and passed to the sendmail program in small chunks at a time, so it uses very little memory and never exceeds the PHP memory limit.
Manuel Lemos |
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