TYPO3 Core

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public function t3lib_htmlmail() {

$this->forceReturnPath = $GLOBALS['TYPO3_CONF_VARS']['SYS']['forceReturnPath'];

$this->mailer = 'TYPO3 '.TYPO3_version;

}

'setDBinit' => '', // String (textarea): Commands to send to database right after connecting, separated by newline. Ignored by the DBAL extension except for the 'native' type!

'setMemoryLimit' => 0, // Integer, memory_limit in MB: If more than 16, TYPO3 will try to use ini_set() to set the memory limit of PHP to the value. This works only if the function ini_set() is not disabled by your sysadmin.

'forceReturnPath' => 0, // Boolean: Force return path to be applied in mail() calls. If this is set, all calls to mail() done by t3lib_htmlmail will be called with '-f<return_path> as the 5th parameter. This will make the return path correct on almost all Unix systems. There is a known problem with Postfix below version 2: Mails are not sent if this option is set and Postfix is used. On Windows platforms, the return path is set via a call to ini_set. This has no effect if safe_mode in PHP is on.

'displayErrors' => -1, // Integer, -1,0,1,2. 0=Do not display any PHP error messages. 1=Display error messages. 2=Display only if client matches TYPO3_CONF_VARS[SYS][devIPmask]. -1=Default setting. With this option, you can override the PHP setting "display_errors". It is suggested that you set this to "0" and enable the "error_log" option in php.ini instead.

'serverTimeZone' => 1, // Integer, GMT offset of servers time (from time()). Default is "1" which is "GMT+1" (central european time). This value can be used in extensions that are GMT aware and wants to convert times to/from other timezones.

'systemLog' => '', // String, semi-colon separated list: Defines one or more logging methods. Possible methods: file,<abs-path-to-file>[,<level>];mail,<to>[/<from>][,<level>];syslog,<facility>,[,<level>];error_log[,,<level>]. "file" logs to a file, "mail" sends the log entries via mail, "syslog" uses the operating system's log, "error_log" uses the PHP error log. The level is the individual logging level (see [SYS][systemLogLevel]. Facility may be one of LOCAL0..LOCAL7, USER (on Windows USER is the only valid type).