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*     http://code.google.com/a/apache-extras.org/p/phpmailer/      *

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PHPMailer

Full Featured Email Transfer Class for PHP

==========================================

Version 5.2.1 (January 16, 2012)

Patch release (see changelog.txt).

Version 5.2.0 (July 19, 2011)

With the release of this version, PHPMailer has moved to Apache

Extras:

   http://code.google.com/a/apache-extras.org/p/phpmailer/

Version 5.0.0 (April 02, 2009)

With the release of this version, we are initiating a new version numbering

system to differentiate from the PHP4 version of PHPMailer.

Most notable in this release is fully object oriented code.

We now have available the PHPDocumentor (phpdocs) documentation. This is

separate from the regular download to keep file sizes down. Please see the

download area of http://phpmailer.codeworxtech.com.

We also have created a new test script (see /test_script) that you can use

right out of the box. Copy the /test_script folder directly to your server (in

the same structure ... with class.phpmailer.php and class.smtp.php in the

folder above it. Then launch the test script with:

http://www.yourdomain.com/phpmailer/test_script/index.php

from this one script, you can test your server settings for mail(), sendmail (or

qmail), and SMTP. This will email you a sample email (using contents.html for

the email body) and two attachments. One of the attachments is used as an inline

image to demonstrate how PHPMailer will automatically detect if attachments are

the same source as inline graphics and only include one version. Once you click

the Submit button, the results will be displayed including any SMTP debug

information and send status. We will also display a version of the script that

you can cut and paste to include in your projects. Enjoy!

Version 2.3 (November 08, 2008)

We have removed the /phpdoc from the downloads. All documentation is now on

the http://phpmailer.codeworxtech.com website.

The phpunit.php has been updated to support PHP5.

For all other changes and notes, please see the changelog.

Donations are accepted at PayPal with our id "paypal@worxteam.com".

Version 2.2 (July 15 2008)

- see the changelog.

Version 2.1 (June 04 2008)

With this release, we are announcing that the development of PHPMailer for PHP5

will be our focus from this date on. We have implemented all the enhancements

and fixes from the latest release of PHPMailer for PHP4.

Far more important, though, is that this release of PHPMailer (v2.1) is

fully tested with E_STRICT error checking enabled.

** NOTE: WE HAVE A NEW LANGUAGE VARIABLE FOR DIGITALLY SIGNED S/MIME EMAILS.

   IF YOU CAN HELP WITH LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH AND SPANISH, IT WOULD BE

   APPRECIATED.

We have now added S/MIME functionality (ability to digitally sign emails).

BIG THANKS TO "sergiocambra" for posting this patch back in November 2007.

The "Signed Emails" functionality adds the Sign method to pass the private key

filename and the password to read it, and then email will be sent with

content-type multipart/signed and with the digital signature attached.

A quick note on E_STRICT:

- In about half the test environments the development version was subjected

  to, an error was thrown for the date() functions (used at line 1565 and 1569).

  This is NOT a PHPMailer error, it is the result of an incorrectly configured

  PHP5 installation. The fix is to modify your 'php.ini' file and include the

  date.timezone = America/New York

  directive, (for your own server timezone)

- If you do get this error, and are unable to access your php.ini file, there is

  a workaround. In your PHP script, add

  date_default_timezone_set('America/Toronto');

  * do NOT try to use

  $myVar = date_default_timezone_get();

  as a test, it will throw an error.

We have also included more example files to show the use of "sendmail", "mail()",

"smtp", and "gmail".

We are also looking for more programmers to join the volunteer development team.

If you have an interest in this, please let us know.

Enjoy!

Version 2.1.0beta1 & beta2

please note, this is BETA software

** DO NOT USE THIS IN PRODUCTION OR LIVE PROJECTS

INTENDED STRICTLY FOR TESTING

** NOTE:

As of November 2007, PHPMailer has a new project team headed by industry

veteran Andy Prevost (codeworxtech). The first release in more than two

years will focus on fixes, adding ease-of-use enhancements, provide

basic compatibility with PHP4 and PHP5 using PHP5 backwards compatibility

features. A new release is planned before year-end 2007 that will provide

full compatiblity with PHP4 and PHP5, as well as more bug fixes.

We are looking for project developers to assist in restoring PHPMailer to

its leadership position. Our goals are to simplify use of PHPMailer, provide

good documentation and examples, and retain backward compatibility to level

1.7.3 standards.

If you are interested in helping out, visit http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpmailer

and indicate your interest.

**

http://phpmailer.sourceforge.net/

This software is licenced under the LGPL.  Please read LICENSE for information on the

software availability and distribution.

Class Features:

- Send emails with multiple TOs, CCs, BCCs and REPLY-TOs

- Redundant SMTP servers

- Multipart/alternative emails for mail clients that do not read HTML email

- Support for 8bit, base64, binary, and quoted-printable encoding

- Uses the same methods as the very popular AspEmail active server (COM) component

- SMTP authentication

- Native language support

- Word wrap, and more!

Why you might need it:

Many PHP developers utilize email in their code.  The only PHP function

that supports this is the mail() function.  However, it does not expose

any of the popular features that many email clients use nowadays like

HTML-based emails and attachments. There are two proprietary

development tools out there that have all the functionality built into

easy to use classes: AspEmail(tm) and AspMail.  Both of these

programs are COM components only available on Windows.  They are also a

little pricey for smaller projects.

Since I do Linux development I�ve missed these tools for my PHP coding.

So I built a version myself that implements the same methods (object

calls) that the Windows-based components do. It is open source and the

LGPL license allows you to place the class in your proprietary PHP

projects.

Installation:

Copy class.phpmailer.php into your php.ini include_path. If you are

using the SMTP mailer then place class.smtp.php in your path as well.

In the language directory you will find several files like

phpmailer.lang-en.php.  If you look right before the .php extension

that there are two letters.  These represent the language type of the

translation file.  For instance "en" is the English file and "br" is

the Portuguese file.  Chose the file that best fits with your language

and place it in the PHP include path.  If your language is English

then you have nothing more to do.  If it is a different language then

you must point PHPMailer to the correct translation.  To do this, call

the PHPMailer SetLanguage method like so:

// To load the Portuguese version

$mail->SetLanguage("br", "/optional/path/to/language/directory/");

That's it.  You should now be ready to use PHPMailer!

A Simple Example:

<?php

require("class.phpmailer.php");

$mail = new PHPMailer();

$mail->IsSMTP();                                      // set mailer to use SMTP

$mail->Host = "smtp1.example.com;smtp2.example.com";  // specify main and backup server

$mail->SMTPAuth = true;     // turn on SMTP authentication

$mail->Username = "jswan";  // SMTP username

$mail->Password = "secret"; // SMTP password

$mail->From = "from@example.com";

$mail->FromName = "Mailer";

$mail->AddAddress("josh@example.net", "Josh Adams");

$mail->AddAddress("ellen@example.com");                  // name is optional

$mail->AddReplyTo("info@example.com", "Information");

$mail->WordWrap = 50;                                 // set word wrap to 50 characters

$mail->AddAttachment("/var/tmp/file.tar.gz");         // add attachments

$mail->AddAttachment("/tmp/image.jpg", "new.jpg");    // optional name

$mail->IsHTML(true);                                  // set email format to HTML

$mail->Subject = "Here is the subject";

$mail->Body    = "This is the HTML message body <b>in bold!</b>";

$mail->AltBody = "This is the body in plain text for non-HTML mail clients";

if(!$mail->Send())

{

   echo "Message could not be sent. <p>";

   echo "Mailer Error: " . $mail->ErrorInfo;

   exit;

}

echo "Message has been sent";

?>

CHANGELOG

See ChangeLog.txt

Download: http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=26031

Andy Prevost

ChangeLog

NOTE: THIS VERSION OF PHPMAILER IS DESIGNED FOR PHP5/PHP6.

      IT WILL NOT WORK WITH PHP4.

Version 5.2.1 (January 16, 2012)

* Closed several bugs

* Performance improvements

* MsgHTML() now returns the message as required.

* New method: GetSentMIMEMessage() (returns full copy of sent message)

Version 5.2 (July 19, 2011)

* protected MIME body and header

* better DKIM DNS Resource Record support

* better aly handling

* htmlfilter class added to extras

* moved to Apache Extras

Version 5.1 (October 20, 2009)

* fixed filename issue with AddStringAttachment (thanks to Tony)

* fixed "SingleTo" property, now works with Senmail, Qmail, and SMTP in

  addition to PHP mail()

* added DKIM digital signing functionality

  New properties:

  - DKIM_domain (sets the domain name)

  - DKIM_private (holds DKIM private key)

  - DKIM_passphrase (holds your DKIM passphrase)

  - DKIM_selector (holds the DKIM "selector")

  - DKIM_identity (holds the identifying email address)

* added callback function support

  - callback function parameters include:

    result, to, cc, bcc, subject and body

  * see the test/test_callback.php file for usage.

* added "auto" identity functionality

  - can automatically add:

    - Return-path (if Sender not set)

    - Reply-To (if ReplyTo not set)

  - can be disabled:

    - $mail->SetFrom('yourname@yourdomain.com','First Last',false);

    - or by adding the $mail->Sender and/or $mail->ReplyTo properties

  Note: "auto" identity added to help with emails ending up in spam

  or junk boxes because of missing headers

Version 5.0.2 (May 24, 2009)

* Fix for missing attachments when inline graphics are present

* Fix for missing Cc in header when using SMTP (mail was sent,

  but not displayed in header -- Cc receiver only saw email To: 

  line and no Cc line, but did get the email (To receiver

  saw same)

Version 5.0.1 (April 05, 2009)

* Temporary fix for missing attachments

Version 5.0.0 (April 02, 2009)

* With the release of this version, we are initiating a new version numbering

  system to differentiate from the PHP4 version of PHPMailer.

* Most notable in this release is fully object oriented code.

class.smtp.php:

* Refactored class.smtp.php to support new exception handling

  code size reduced from 29.2 Kb to 25.6 Kb

* Removed unnecessary functions from class.smtp.php:

  public function Expand($name) {

  public function Help($keyword="") {

  public function Noop() {

  public function Send($from) {

  public function SendOrMail($from) {

  public function Verify($name) {

class.phpmailer.php:

* Refactored class.phpmailer.php with new exception handling

* Changed processing functionality of Sendmail and Qmail so they cannot be

  inadvertently used

* removed getFile() function, just became a simple wrapper for

  file_get_contents()

* added check for PHP version (will gracefully exit if not at least PHP 5.0)

class.phpmailer.php enhancements

* enhanced code to check if an attachment source is the same as an embedded or

  inline graphic source to eliminate duplicate attachments

New /test_script

* We have written a test script you can use to test the script as part of your

  installation. Once you press submit, the test script will send a multi-mime

  email with either the message you type in or an HTML email with an inline

  graphic. Two attachments are included in the email (one of the attachments

  is also the inline graphic so you can see that only one copy of the graphic

  is sent in the email). The test script will also display the functional

  script that you can copy/paste to your editor to duplicate the functionality.

New examples

* All new examples in both basic and advanced modes. Advanced examples show

  Exception handling.

PHPDocumentator (phpdocs) documentation for PHPMailer version 5.0.0

* all new documentation

Please note: the website has been updated to reflect the changes in PHPMailer

version 5.0.0. http://phpmailer.codeworxtech.com/

Version 2.3 (November 06, 2008)

* added Arabic language (many thanks to Bahjat Al Mostafa)

* removed English language from language files and made it a default within

  class.phpmailer.php - if no language is found, it will default to use

  the english language translation

* fixed public/private declarations

* corrected line 1728, $basedir to $directory

* added $sign_cert_file to avoid improper duplicate use of $sign_key_file

* corrected $this->Hello on line 612 to $this->Helo

* changed default of $LE to "\r\n" to comply with RFC 2822. Can be set by the user

  if default is not acceptable

* removed trim() from return results in EncodeQP

* /test and three files it contained are removed from version 2.3

* fixed phpunit.php for compliance with PHP5

* changed $this->AltBody = $textMsg; to $this->AltBody = html_entity_decode($textMsg);

* We have removed the /phpdoc from the downloads. All documentation is now on

  the http://phpmailer.codeworxtech.com website.

Version 2.2.1 () July 19 2008

* fixed line 1092 in class.smtp.php (my apologies, error on my part)

Version 2.2 () July 15 2008

* Fixed redirect issue (display of UTF-8 in thank you redirect)

* fixed error in getResponse function declaration (class.pop3.php)

* PHPMailer now PHP6 compliant

* fixed line 1092 in class.smtp.php (endless loop from missing = sign)

Version 2.1 (Wed, June 04 2008)

** NOTE: WE HAVE A NEW LANGUAGE VARIABLE FOR DIGITALLY SIGNED S/MIME EMAILS.

   IF YOU CAN HELP WITH LANGUAGES OTHER THAN ENGLISH AND SPANISH, IT WOULD BE

   APPRECIATED.

* added S/MIME functionality (ability to digitally sign emails)

  BIG THANKS TO "sergiocambra" for posting this patch back in November 2007.

  The "Signed Emails" functionality adds the Sign method to pass the private key

  filename and the password to read it, and then email will be sent with

  content-type multipart/signed and with the digital signature attached.

* fully compatible with E_STRICT error level

  - Please note:

    In about half the test environments this development version was subjected

    to, an error was thrown for the date() functions used (line 1565 and 1569).

    This is NOT a PHPMailer error, it is the result of an incorrectly configured

    PHP5 installation. The fix is to modify your 'php.ini' file and include the

    date.timezone = America/New York

    directive, to your own server timezone

  - If you do get this error, and are unable to access your php.ini file:

    In your PHP script, add

    date_default_timezone_set('America/Toronto');

    - do not try to use

    $myVar = date_default_timezone_get();

    as a test, it will throw an error.

* added ability to define path (mainly for embedded images)

  function MsgHTML($message,$basedir='') ... where:

  $basedir is the fully qualified path

* fixed MsgHTML() function:

  - Embedded Images where images are specified by <protocol>:// will not be altered or embedded

* fixed the return value of SMTP exit code ( pclose )

* addressed issue of multibyte characters in subject line and truncating

* added ability to have user specified Message ID

  (default is still that PHPMailer create a unique Message ID)

* corrected unidentified message type to 'application/octet-stream'

* fixed chunk_split() multibyte issue (thanks to Colin Brown, et al).

* added check for added attachments

* enhanced conversion of HTML to text in MsgHTML (thanks to "brunny")

Version 2.1.0beta2 (Sun, Dec 02 2007)

* implemented updated EncodeQP (thanks to coolbru, aka Marcus Bointon)

* finished all testing, all known bugs corrected, enhancements tested

- note: will NOT work with PHP4.

please note, this is BETA software

** DO NOT USE THIS IN PRODUCTION OR LIVE PROJECTS

INTENDED STRICTLY FOR TESTING

Version 2.1.0beta1

please note, this is BETA software

** DO NOT USE THIS IN PRODUCTION OR LIVE PROJECTS

INTENDED STRICTLY FOR TESTING

Version 2.0.0 rc2 (Fri, Nov 16 2007), interim release

* implements new property to control VERP in class.smtp.php

  example (requires instantiating class.smtp.php):

  $mail->do_verp = true;

* POP-before-SMTP functionality included, thanks to Richard Davey

  (see class.pop3.php & pop3_before_smtp_test.php for examples)

* included example showing how to use PHPMailer with GMAIL

* fixed the missing Cc in SendMail() and Mail()

******************

A note on sending bulk emails:

If the email you are sending is not personalized, consider using the

"undisclosed-recipient:;" strategy. That is, put all of your recipients

in the Bcc field and set the To field to "undisclosed-recipients:;".

It's a lot faster (only one send) and saves quite a bit on resources.

Contrary to some opinions, this will not get you listed in spam engines -

it's a legitimate way for you to send emails.

A partial example for use with PHPMailer:

$mail->AddAddress("undisclosed-recipients:;");

$mail->AddBCC("email1@anydomain.com,email2@anyotherdomain.com,email3@anyalternatedomain.com");

Many email service providers restrict the number of emails that can be sent

in any given time period. Often that is between 50 - 60 emails maximum

per hour or per send session.

If that's the case, then break up your Bcc lists into chunks that are one

less than your limit, and put a pause in your script.

*******************

Version 2.0.0 rc1 (Thu, Nov 08 2007), interim release

* dramatically simplified using inline graphics ... it's fully automated and requires no user input

* added automatic document type detection for attachments and pictures

* added MsgHTML() function to replace Body tag for HTML emails

* fixed the SendMail security issues (input validation vulnerability)

* enhanced the AddAddresses functionality so that the "Name" portion is used in the email address

* removed the need to use the AltBody method (set from the HTML, or default text used)

* set the PHP Mail() function as the default (still support SendMail, SMTP Mail)

* removed the need to set the IsHTML property (set automatically)

* added Estonian language file by Indrek Päri

* added header injection patch

* added "set" method to permit users to create their own pseudo-properties like 'X-Headers', etc.

  example of use:

  $mail->set('X-Priority', '3');

  $mail->set('X-MSMail-Priority', 'Normal');

* fixed warning message in SMTP get_lines method

* added TLS/SSL SMTP support

  example of use:

  $mail = new PHPMailer();

  $mail->Mailer = "smtp";

  $mail->Host = "smtp.example.com";

  $mail->SMTPSecure   = "tls"; // option

  //$mail->SMTPSecure   = "ssl";  // option

  ...

  $mail->Send();

* PHPMailer has been tested with PHP4 (4.4.7) and PHP5 (5.2.7)

* Works with PHP installed as a module or as CGI-PHP

- NOTE: will NOT work with PHP5 in E_STRICT error mode

Version 1.73 (Sun, Jun 10 2005)

* Fixed denial of service bug: http://www.cybsec.com/vuln/PHPMailer-DOS.pdf

* Now has a total of 20 translations

* Fixed alt attachments bug: http://tinyurl.com/98u9k

Version 1.72 (Wed, May 25 2004)

* Added Dutch, Swedish, Czech, Norwegian, and Turkish translations.

* Received: Removed this method because spam filter programs like

SpamAssassin reject this header.

* Fixed error count bug.

* SetLanguage default is now "language/".

* Fixed magic_quotes_runtime bug.

Version 1.71 (Tue, Jul 28 2003)

* Made several speed enhancements

* Added German and Italian translation files

* Fixed HELO/AUTH bugs on keep-alive connects

* Now provides an error message if language file does not load

* Fixed attachment EOL bug

* Updated some unclear documentation

* Added additional tests and improved others

Version 1.70 (Mon, Jun 20 2003)

* Added SMTP keep-alive support

* Added IsError method for error detection

* Added error message translation support (SetLanguage)

* Refactored many methods to increase library performance

* Hello now sends the newer EHLO message before HELO as per RFC 2821

* Removed the boundary class and replaced it with GetBoundary

* Removed queue support methods

* New $Hostname variable

* New Message-ID header

* Received header reformat

* Helo variable default changed to $Hostname

* Removed extra spaces in Content-Type definition (#667182)

* Return-Path should be set to Sender when set

* Adds Q or B encoding to headers when necessary

* quoted-encoding should now encode NULs \000

* Fixed encoding of body/AltBody (#553370)

* Adds "To: undisclosed-recipients:;" when all recipients are hidden (BCC)

* Multiple bug fixes

Version 1.65 (Fri, Aug 09 2002)

* Fixed non-visible attachment bug (#585097) for Outlook

* SMTP connections are now closed after each transaction

* Fixed SMTP::Expand return value

* Converted SMTP class documentation to phpDocumentor format

Version 1.62 (Wed, Jun 26 2002)

* Fixed multi-attach bug

* Set proper word wrapping

* Reduced memory use with attachments

* Added more debugging

* Changed documentation to phpDocumentor format

Version 1.60 (Sat, Mar 30 2002)

* Sendmail pipe and address patch (Christian Holtje)

* Added embedded image and read confirmation support (A. Ognio)

* Added unit tests

* Added SMTP timeout support (*nix only)

* Added possibly temporary PluginDir variable for SMTP class

* Added LE message line ending variable

* Refactored boundary and attachment code

* Eliminated SMTP class warnings

* Added SendToQueue method for future queuing support

Version 1.54 (Wed, Dec 19 2001)

* Add some queuing support code

* Fixed a pesky multi/alt bug

* Messages are no longer forced to have "To" addresses

Version 1.50 (Thu, Nov 08 2001)

* Fix extra lines when not using SMTP mailer

* Set WordWrap variable to int with a zero default

Version 1.47 (Tue, Oct 16 2001)

* Fixed Received header code format

* Fixed AltBody order error

* Fixed alternate port warning

Version 1.45 (Tue, Sep 25 2001)

* Added enhanced SMTP debug support

* Added support for multiple ports on SMTP

* Added Received header for tracing

* Fixed AddStringAttachment encoding

* Fixed possible header name quote bug

* Fixed wordwrap() trim bug

* Couple other small bug fixes

Version 1.41 (Wed, Aug 22 2001)

* Fixed AltBody bug w/o attachments

* Fixed rfc_date() for certain mail servers

Version 1.40 (Sun, Aug 12 2001)

* Added multipart/alternative support (AltBody)

* Documentation update

* Fixed bug in Mercury MTA

Version 1.29 (Fri, Aug 03 2001)

* Added AddStringAttachment() method

* Added SMTP authentication support

Version 1.28 (Mon, Jul 30 2001)

* Fixed a typo in SMTP class

* Fixed header issue with Imail (win32) SMTP server

* Made fopen() calls for attachments use "rb" to fix win32 error

Version 1.25 (Mon, Jul 02 2001)

* Added RFC 822 date fix (Patrice)

* Added improved error handling by adding a $ErrorInfo variable

* Removed MailerDebug variable (obsolete with new error handler)

Version 1.20 (Mon, Jun 25 2001)

* Added quoted-printable encoding (Patrice)

* Set Version as public and removed PrintVersion()

* Changed phpdoc to only display public variables and methods

Version 1.19 (Thu, Jun 21 2001)

* Fixed MS Mail header bug

* Added fix for Bcc problem with mail(). *Does not work on Win32*

  (See PHP bug report: http://www.php.net/bugs.php?id=11616)

* mail() no longer passes a fifth parameter when not needed

Version 1.15 (Fri, Jun 15 2001)

[Note: these changes contributed by Patrice Fournier]

* Changed all remaining \n to \r\n

* Bcc: header no longer writen to message except

when sent directly to sendmail

* Added a small message to non-MIME compliant mail reader

* Added Sender variable to change the Sender email

used in -f for sendmail/mail and in 'MAIL FROM' for smtp mode

* Changed boundary setting to a place it will be set only once

* Removed transfer encoding for whole message when using multipart

* Message body now uses Encoding in multipart messages

* Can set encoding and type to attachments 7bit, 8bit

and binary attachment are sent as is, base64 are encoded

* Can set Encoding to base64 to send 8 bits body

through 7 bits servers

Version 1.10 (Tue, Jun 12 2001)

* Fixed win32 mail header bug (printed out headers in message body)

Version 1.09 (Fri, Jun 08 2001)

* Changed date header to work with Netscape mail programs

* Altered phpdoc documentation

Version 1.08 (Tue, Jun 05 2001)

* Added enhanced error-checking

* Added phpdoc documentation to source

Version 1.06 (Fri, Jun 01 2001)

* Added optional name for file attachments

Version 1.05 (Tue, May 29 2001)

* Code cleanup

* Eliminated sendmail header warning message

* Fixed possible SMTP error

Version 1.03 (Thu, May 24 2001)

* Fixed problem where qmail sends out duplicate messages

Version 1.02 (Wed, May 23 2001)

* Added multiple recipient and attachment Clear* methods

* Added Sendmail public variable

* Fixed problem with loading SMTP library multiple times

Version 0.98 (Tue, May 22 2001)

* Fixed problem with redundant mail hosts sending out multiple messages

* Added additional error handler code

* Added AddCustomHeader() function

* Added support for Microsoft mail client headers (affects priority)

* Fixed small bug with Mailer variable

* Added PrintVersion() function

Version 0.92 (Tue, May 15 2001)

* Changed file names to class.phpmailer.php and class.smtp.php to match

  current PHP class trend.

* Fixed problem where body not being printed when a message is attached

* Several small bug fixes

Version 0.90 (Tue, April 17 2001)

* Intial public release