PHP change mail header

hi guys I know you can change with a php script the sender adress but there is always send a header with the email like

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So there are send the IP adress of the server from where the email was send. So is it possible to change that header witch is send with the email?

You need access to an SMTP server. If you have that, the server's IP will be the one displayed. The only way to change it is to change the server's IP. I can't guarantee this is right, but it seems logical.

yeah that sound logical but how can i change the server of the ip?

NoPax wrote: but how can i change the server of the ip?

yeah that sound logical

NoPax wrote: but how can i change the server of the ip?

hmm… changing server of the ip = changing ip of the server… didn't know that was the same thing :o hehe