I want to use my php.net e-mail address for certain things which require
authorization sent back to the e-mail address. However, this is
impossible, as a human must respond to the bounceback message in order
for the message to actually reach me.
Is there a way to turn off this feature or to allow specific addresses
through without the need for this authorization?
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Regards,
Ben Ramsey
http://benramsey.com
http://www.phpcommunity.org/
Open Source, Open Community
Visit for more information or to join the movement.
Use your CVS username and password here:
http://master.php.net/manage/users.php
I want to use my php.net e-mail address for certain things which require
authorization sent back to the e-mail address. However, this is
impossible, as a human must respond to the bounceback message in order
for the message to actually reach me.Is there a way to turn off this feature or to allow specific addresses
through without the need for this authorization?--
Regards,
Ben Ramsey
http://benramsey.com
http://www.phpcommunity.org/
Open Source, Open Community
Visit for more information or to join the movement.
--
Never forget that:
- "Sure UNIX is user-friendly! It's just picky about who its friends
are!" - "The day that Microsoft make a product that doesn't suck,
is the day they start making vacuum cleaners.." - "Windows is a 32bit port for a 16bit GUI for an 8bit OS made for a
4bit CPU by a 2bit company that can't stand 1bit of competition!"
- Thus wrote Ben Ramsey:
I want to use my php.net e-mail address for certain things which require
authorization sent back to the e-mail address. However, this is
impossible, as a human must respond to the bounceback message in order
for the message to actually reach me.Is there a way to turn off this feature or to allow specific addresses
through without the need for this authorization?
Ben,
http://master.php.net/manage/users.php
And 'edit your entry'
Curt
First, let me assure you that this is not one of those shady pyramid schemes
you've been hearing about. No, sir. Our model is the trapezoid!
So, what do I edit my entry to? I've removed spam protection and the
"verify?" thing, whatever that does, and it still sends an authorization
request. I've also changed my e-mail address on there to another one in
the past, but it never updated. E-mail sent to ramsey at php dot net
always goes to the same address (the one that's listed there now).
Curt Zirzow wrote:
- Thus wrote Ben Ramsey:
I want to use my php.net e-mail address for certain things which require
authorization sent back to the e-mail address. However, this is
impossible, as a human must respond to the bounceback message in order
for the message to actually reach me.Is there a way to turn off this feature or to allow specific addresses
through without the need for this authorization?Ben,
http://master.php.net/manage/users.php
And 'edit your entry'
Curt
--
Regards,
Ben Ramsey
http://benramsey.com
http://www.phpcommunity.org/
Open Source, Open Community
Visit for more information or to join the movement.
So, what do I edit my entry to? I've removed spam protection and the
"verify?" thing, whatever that does, and it still sends an
authorization request. I've also changed my e-mail address on there
to another one in the past, but it never updated. E-mail sent to
ramsey at php dot net always goes to the same address (the one that's
listed there now).
You had a manually set alias (probably from when there was some
problems with the cvs imports) that was overiding your web-set alias
settings. It appears that the CR settings are correct and the manual
entry has been removed.
George