I've tried sooo many things I'm pretty certain I've tried that, but I'll try it again this weekend. I'm gonna release 2.4 as soon as it goes through a few testers and then I'll work on vbmail for 2.5

If I recall right I believe the headers var just appends it to vbulletins list of headers but I could be wrong. Which I need to create the from header, reply to and message id my own way :)

Anyway, I'll dig into it again this weekend and try the snippet you put above :)

Chris, this is correct. If you pass your headers through vbmail(), vB will add your headers, among its own (from, return-path, auto-submitted, message-id, mime-version, content-type, transfer-encoding, x-priority, x-mailer). If this is unwanted, and if you want to avoid patching any native vB code, I suggest you extend the vB_Mail class from includes/class_mail.php.

Best,
Alex

Alternatively, you may hook mail_send; this, in fact, is the easiest you can do! Simply overwrite the $headers variable with your headers and you are free to go. ;)

Start the hook with
$headers = '';
$headers .= 'MIME-Version: 1.0' . $delimiter;
etc.

And now installed we'll see how it goes!

I've got it installed as well. I've sent you some feedback Chris.

Awesome Alex I'll try that for 2.5, thank you!!

Got some feedback on 2.4 and a few things to fix before I release :)

Hello guys, great to hear this is progressing and thanks.

Any ideas on if there will be support for vb 3.7 ?

Right now it still doesnt work with new registrations in 3.7.

I want a solid beta free version for 3.6 out first which will be this one :)

So yes... there will be support for 3.7 :)

Once this version is completed and solid for 3.6, I'll change my test server to the latest 3.7 and start checkin that out :)

*stumbles off for a few hours sleep*

The new version has been released form this busy little bee!!

I took this mod out of beta in anticipation of the number of bugs resolved with this :)

And working well so far Chris!