bueno disculpen mi tardanza.
esta ultima opción que me das pintix no me gusta por que precisamente tengo que estar pendiente del sistema para enviar todos los correos, quiero hacerlo lo más automatico posible.
En cuanto hacer recargar la pagina es una idea, estaba averiguando un poco y quiciera saber si
Código PHP:
<META HTTP-EQUIV=Refresh CONTENT="10; URL=index.php?offset=[algun valor]">
es compatible con todos los navegadores o no, en cuanto a lo que mensiono blakeyed no se bien a que se refiere, estuve buscando y solo encontre este link:
http://www.php.net/manual/es/ref.mail.php#66729
decia esto:
Cita: mail() opens a new connection for each email it sends out which causes some significant overhead if you're sending out many emails in one go.
You can avoid this by using sockets like Antony Male has done and then send as many emails as you like through the same connection. It should be noted however that some MTA's will reject your emails after you've sent over a certain threshold on the same connection (about 10 would be normal) so it's worth disconnecting and reconnecting periodically.
I'm surprised nobody has drawn attention to PHPMailer (
http://phpmailer.sourceforge.net) which makes this sort of stuff really easy. Even better still is Swift Mailer by Chris Corbyn (
http://www.swiftmailer.org) because it includes plugin support and it's tighter.
Another thing that's bitten me before is Magic Quotes! If it's turned on and you're sending attachments that seem to arrive corrupted it's more than likely because your attachments are full of backslashes.
Hope the links might be useful to some people :)
como mi ingles es un poco malo lo pego aca para que me ayuden a entender si esto me sirve o no.
Bueno muchas gracias por sus respuestas.