Just so I never foget… observe the following test cases -

$foo = 8.37*40*0.175*100; echo $foo.' == '.(int)$foo;
> 5859 == 5858

$foo = 8.37*40*0.175*100; echo $foo.' == '.round($foo);
> 5859 == 5859

I believe that casing to INT will round towards zero as documented in the php docs, I also believe the 5858 number above is because the floating point number is always fractional…

another interesting one -

$foo = 8.37*40*0.175*100; echo $foo.' == '.(int)(string)$foo;
> 5859 == 5859

By casting to string first the floating point element is removed….

Do you run a mail list with phpmailer and want to enable a reply-to path on your email messages while leaving the from address tagged to a bounce handeling email box?

Heres how we cracked it..

Modification to PHPlist, version 2.10.2

open config/config.php and add to the end:

 
 # START web engineer mod
define("DEFAULT_REPLY_TO","mailbox@domain.com"); // your email address here
 # END web engineer mod
 

Then open admin/sendemaillib.php and insert on line 534 after the following VERBOSE bit:

 
if (VERBOSE)
  output("Sending text only to $domaincheck");
}
# START web engineer mod
if(defined("DEFAULT_REPLY_TO")){
  $mail->AddReplyTo(DEFAULT_REPLY_TO); // hard coded replyto
}
# END web engineer mod
 

Thats it – should function correctly.

Incidently – we use phpmailer and qmail.