Further to my earlier post about notification emails for new users (thanks gpk), I entered an email, info@mysite.org, in the "Site Information" page. This then sends out an email to users from "info". To make it look a bit more professional (and less spam-like), I tried changing the email in the Site Information page (http://www.mysite.org/admin/settings/site-information) from info@mysite.org to My Site <info@mysite.org>. This works for the initial Drupal internal notifications (e.g., the notification sent when a new user registers), and these emails now have "My Site" in the "From" field instead of just "info".
However, the User Status Change Notifications module doesn't recognize My Site <info@mysite.org> as a valid email address, and the configuration page for that module gives me the warning "None of these notifcations will be sent unless you specify a valid site E-mail address on the Site information settings page", the same warning one would get if there was no email address specified at all. It only works if there is an email address, and nothing else, e.g., info@mysite.org .
Is there a workaround to this? I'm running Drupal 5.14, and understand this module is now part of core 6.x, so am guessing it is not an issue any more if only I would upgrade . . .
Drupal 5.14, running on Linux, Apache2, MySQL 2.0.27, PHP 5.2.0
Thanks!
