cgi Form mail

Is it possible to set multiple recipients for cgi Form mail, I'm using Matt's
script Formmail, and it appears that it should...however I'm not getting it to
work.

In my form i've got my hidden field 'recipient' and two email addresses:
user1 (AT) domain (DOT) com, user2 (AT) domain (DOT) com
In the webform.cgi i've got the @recipients = ('user1 (AT) domain (DOT) com',
'user2 (AT) domain (DOT) com')

anyone see what I'm missing? I've reread matts script user guide a number of
times, can't tell what I've done wrong.
thanks, mike

I've been doing some research on my own problem, matt's form mail is pretty
old, and doesn't seem that secure, are any of you experts using it? I stumbled
upon http://nms-cgi.sourceforge.net/scripts.shtml. how about them? anyone
ever use their form mail script? any better than matts? thanks, mike

Hi Alan, yeah that section is confusing. No error message, its just that the
one accounts doesn't get the email. both of them are hotmail accounts.

I'll check on the php hosting, its hosted at 1&1
mike

Alan, thanks for the link to boaddrink.com, I've got it up and running. I only
had one question regarding the $referers field with respect to recipients. In
one place it says this:

Note: The domains listed in the $referers array must also include the domain
that the e-mail is going to.

Example: If the recipient of the e-mail is test (AT) example (DOT) com and the form is
hosted on boaddrink.com, your $referers array will have to look like

$referers = array("boaddrink.com", "example.com");

Remember, the domain name of the recipient's domain must be listed in the
$referer array, even if the form isn't hosted on that domain. Rule of thumb,
include the domain name that is hosting the form AND include the domain name of
the recipients (This includes recipient, recipient_cc, and recipient_bcc).

but then further down is says this:
This is the only Optional Variable that I recomend changing and using. This
array allows you to list valid key/value pairs of e-mail addresses so you don't
have to expose your e-mail address to the net. If you define ANY e-mail
addresses in the $recipient_array then all forms using this script must pass
keys to the script and not email addresses. The format is $recipient_array =
array(key => value) and the key can be whatever you like. You'll want the value
to be a valid e-mail address. Note: The domain of the e-mail address DOES NOT
have to be added to the $referers.

So does my hotmail domain need to be in the referers or not?

(Right now I am using Example #2 which doesn't follow a sequential pattern),
not sure if that makes a difference or not.

mike

Thanks Alan, I'll give that a try. For the hidden mail "key" how complex do
you make it, in your example you used "me" on http://boaddrink.com site he
shows 3 examples, one using just a number, one a alpha name and then a really
long alph-numeric key, in your opinion is the complex alpha-numeric overkill?
thanks so much for your help. mike

Ok, Thanks again.

Mike.