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Re: return line commands in PHP
No, it's not necessary to add any other headers to mail(). There are some you may want, such as the From, Reply-To, Content-Type, MIME-Version, To, CC, BCC. It should work just fine with none, though. Using \n in the body should also work unless you've specified a different Content-Type (like HTML, which doesn't care about new-lines). If you're checking it on a Windows client, you may need to use \r\n, but I'm not positive.
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