How to modify return-path header in php mail function

Normally the return path is set by sendmail (or whatever the server is running, qmail, etc.)

However you can pass a fifth argument to php’s mail function to reset it to what you want. Here’s an example:

$result = mail($to, $subject, $body, “From: $from\n”, “-f$from”);

make sure you do not put a newline in after the fifth argument’s from. php will error out.

update to apache 1.3.37 no worky with ssl? here’s your fix

When updating from apache 1.3.33 to higher versions (at least 1.3.37) you need to change all occurances of:

SSLCertificateChainFile

to

SSLCACertificateFile

All fixed.

keeping ssh key passphrase loaded when re-attaching a screen session

So for years I’ve lived with the problem of not having my ssh key passphrase loaded when I re-attach a screen session.

Today I finally, figured out how to fix this. When you log into the new ssh session, do not enter the passphrase, just control-c out of it. Then do screen -r -d like normal, you’ll find that your key is still loaded.