phpmailerHow do I set the return path in PHPMailer?
The return path is the email address that will receive the bounced emails. To set the return path in PHPMailer, you can use the addCustomHeader() method.
$mail->addCustomHeader('Return-Path', '[email protected]');
This will set the return path to [email protected].
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addCustomHeader()- a method to add a custom header to the emailReturn-Path- the header name[email protected]- the email address to receive the bounced emails
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