PHP How to send mail in asynchronous mode?

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    Create a console command that will send a message. Call it asynchronously using the code below:

    /** * Проверяем является ли текущая ос windows * @return bool */ function isWindows(){ return (substr(php_uname(), 0, 7) == "Windows"); } // Путь к входящему файлу для консольных команд $path = 'path/console.php'; // Команда для выполнения $command = '<route> [--option1=value1 --option2=value2 ... argument1 argument2 ...]'; // Собираем все в единое целое $cmd = "php -f {$path} {command}"; if (isWindows()) { // Запускаем под windows pclose(popen("start /b {$cmd}", 'w')); } else { //*nix // Запускаем под linux exec($cmd . " > /dev/null &", $output); }

    Addition

    A more interesting option can be made using GEARMAN

    Hosting Option

    It is possible to register sending messages in the database and by cron every 5 minutes call the same console script to send letters without exec and popen

    • Does it really work? I just read a lot of different information, but this has never been seen. - gilo1212
    • I'm not sure that these commands will work on hosting. for Linux. - gilo1212
    • Will work. About hosting is not sure. A more complicated option is to configure this on the Gearman and Supervisor server. - Kison
    • Another option with the crown is - Kison
    • Slightly updated the answer - Kison