I want to run a php script (for example mail.php) when anyone send a mail to go@domain.com . And then i will get sender, mail body and other informations, and i will use them on mail.php*.
I read a few articles about getting mails via PHP’s IMAP functions.
I can write a script which checks mail box every second (via cronjobs) and send unread mail’s datas to mail.php .But i don’T want to do it via cronjobs.
Can i trigger mail.php script when someone send an email to go@domain.com, automatically ?
(recently i have a reseller account on a linux server (it’s allowing IMAP). But i can bought a server (dedicated, vps, cloud etc.) if I really need it.)
Assuming it’s a unix-based host, you can have a .forward file in that account’s home directory pipe the email directly to a script. This script would read the email via its STDIN and then go from there.
Some examples shown here: http://www.activecampaign.com/support/tt/kb/article/help-desk/version-25x-26x/setting-up-supporttrio/setting-up-your-server-to-forward-email-to-the-pipe-script