Send mail using Pear's own mail class library

Use the Pear Mail class library to send mail, you can use the Pear Install command to mount the corresponding library $body = "dot i regenerate password"; SENDMAIL_SMTP ("xxxxxxxx@qq.com", ' Test ', $body); function Sendmail_smtp ($smtpemailto, $mailsubject, $mailbody) { Error_reporting (7); Require_once ' mail.php '; Require_once ' mail/mime.php '; $from = ' admin@xxx.com '; $to = $smtpemailto; $password = ' xxxxxx '; $mail _config=array ( "Host" = "smtp.ym.163.com", "Port" =>25, "Auth" =>true, "Username" = $from, "Password" = $password, "From" = $from, ); $hdrs = Array ( ' From ' = $from, ' To ' + $to,//mail address ' Subject ' = $mailsubject ); $mime = new Mail_mime (); $mime->settxtbody ($text); Add an attachment $mime->addhtmlimage (' php.gif ', ' image/gif ', ' 12345 ', true); $mime->_build_params[' html_charset '] = "utf-8";//Set encoding format $mime->_build_params[' head_charset '] = "utf-8";//Set encoding format $mime->sethtmlbody ($mailbody); $body = $mime->get (); $hdrs = $mime->headers ($hdrs); $mail = mail::factory (' smtp ', $mail _config); $SUCC = $mail->send ($to, $hdrs, $body); if (Pear::iserror ($SUCC)) { Echo ' Email sending failed: '. $SUCC->getmessage (); $err = ' Email sending failed: '. $SUCC->getmessage (); $content = $to. " \ t ". Date (' y-m-d h:i:s ')." \ t ". $err." \ r \ n "; } Else { $content = $to. " \ t ". Date (' y-m-d h:i:s ')." \ t Email sent succesfully \ r \ n "; return true; } } Copy Code

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