So, I found a solution to my problem. I still do not know what was
causing the PHP Access Violation errors, but I have an idea, which I
will relate in this message.
As many suggested, I have pared down my mail sending class by rewriting
it down to about 250 lines of code. Previously, the PEAR
Let me point something out here: I was a goof and had an authentication
setting wrong. When I changed it back to LOGIN, it sends e-mail just
fine. So, all is well... sort of. Every 3rd or 4th run of the script
still generates the Access Violation message. However, since it happens
intermitt
Well, the reason noone replies I guess, is that noone knows.. I think your
best bets are to echo the steps in the class, and find exactly what causes
it to crash.. Also, you don't need a mailserver on localhost to use mail()..
I use mail() with my ISP's SMTP server, and I'm on XP (same thing work o
hey, i think the reason you get no reply is becauase no one knows why it
happens
From: Ben Ramsey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [PHP] Re: PHP Access Violation using PEAR::Mail_smtp
Date: Tue, 06 Apr 2004 14:27:08 -0400
I've asked about PHP Access Violation er
I've asked about PHP Access Violation errors before (this very same
error, as a matter of fact), and every time I ask, I get no response.
It's been 24 hours, and no one on php-general, pear-general, or #php and
#pear in Freenode IRC has responded to this particular post.
Do I smell bad?
Please
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