<?

/* Example code to use PEAR::mail_smtp to send mail to an MTA 
 * not residing on the web server.  This is only going to be
 * necessary more often than not since more web servers are
 * going the load-balanced cluster route for higher traffic
 * sites.
 *
 * -- NS, Friday the 13th, October 2006, oooooh, spooky!!
 */

// includes the PEAR::mail_smtp class
require_once('Mail.php');

// Define the correct hostname or IP to connect to
$params['host'] = "1.2.3.4";

// Pass in parameters to constructor
$mailer = Mail::factory('smtp', $params);

// Define headers and values to be passed to the MTA
$headers['From'] = "gettingablowjob@yourmomshouse.com";
$headers['To'] = "";

// according to the comments in smtp.php, this is the preferred header to set.
$headers['Return-path'] = $headers['To'];

// Should at least have this header set also.
$headers['Subject'] = "SMTP test class";

// Recipients and From: should at least match once.
$recipients[] = $headers['Return-path'];

// Define the message
$message = "This is only a test. Please ignore it, kthxbye.\n";

// Now send the dang thing.
$err_code = $mailer->send( $recipients, $headers, $message );

if( isset( $err_code->message ) ) {
	echo ("shit, something went wrong!  Dumping PEAR errors:\n----------\n");
	print_r( $err_code );
} else {
	echo ("I think it worked, check your inbox!\n");
}
?>