the mail server is hosted on the mail server. i think thats whats casuing
the problem.
how can i get around this?
i use unix. i remember a command to find out the smtp server.. anyone know?
cheers
"Manuel Lemos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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Hello,
On 09/02/2002 07:59 AM, :B Nerdy wrote:
> what is recommended to use instead of mail() then?
It depends on what is your problem. In most cases mail will do taking
some care that may be platform dependent like the header line break
issues that have to be \r\n under Windows but under Unix
what is recommended to use instead of mail() then?
cheers
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>
> On 09/01/2002 02:30 AM, Liam Mackenzie wrote:
> > It seems nearly everyone has a problem with this function, probably
because
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Hello,
On 09/01/2002 02:30 AM, Liam Mackenzie wrote:
> It seems nearly everyone has a problem with this function, probably because
> it relies on third party software.
Yes, mail() is probably the most problematic of the frequently used
functions of PHP. That can be for many reasons like the nee
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