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Mail::factory()

Mail::factory() -- creates a mailer instance

Synopsis

require_once 'Mail.php';

object &factory (string $backend [, array $param = array()])

Description

Creates a instance of a backend-specific mailer class.

Parameter

  • string $backend - the name of the backend "mail","smtp", "sendmail"

  • array $param - a array of backend specific parameters.

    List of parameter for the backends

    • mail

      • no additional options

    • sendmail

      • $param["sendmail_path"] - The location of the sendmail program on the filesystem. Default is /usr/bin/sendmail

      • $param["sendmail_args"] - Additional parameters to pass to the sendmail program.

    • smtp

      • $param["host"] - The server to connect. Default is localhost

      • $param["port"] - The port to connect. Default is 25

      • $param["auth"] - Whether or not to use SMTP authentication. Default is FALSE

      • $param["username"] - The username to use for SMTP authentication.

      • $param["password"] - The password to use for SMTP authentication.

Return value

object - a specific Mail instance or a PEAR_Error object, if fails

Throws

Table 31-1. Possible PEAR_Error values

Error codeError messageReasonSolution
NULL "Unable to find class for driver xxx" Mailer backend class was not found. Check the $backend parameter, if correct reinstall and/or update your Mail package.

Note

This function should be called statically.

See

"Introduction"

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