// Header("Location: friend.php?op=SiteSent&fname=$fname");
> // Original commented out by adam_baum 07-07-2001 when moved to a
> module.
> echo " URL=modules.php?op=modload&name=$ModName&file=index\">";
> echo "";
> }
box.
I have tried 6 different SMTP servers and that's obviously not the problem.
My problem is I am running on a Win2k machine with Apache and php 4.06
Thanks,
Eric
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// Original commented out by adam_baum 07-07-2001 when moved to a
module.
echo "";
I attempted to add the correct carriage returns. Hopefully I did it right in
the above script. Please let me know if you can see any errors.
Thanks,
Eric
"Eric Rosebrock" <[EM
r\n" to the end
> of each line ( mail headers and body) in your PHP script and see if that
> fixes it.
>
> If you can post the php mail code you are using to send mail, then
probably
> some one can figure out more precisely where you are missing the CR.
>
> Alternatively,
somewhat flawed. One other
> method you could use is to send your mail by going through a COM object.
> PHP supports COM pretty well, so you could access CDONTS or any of the
> multitude of mailers and send mail that way rather than through the native
> PHP method.
>
> Good luck
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> I think you could add the 'fixcrio' command to your QMail startup. Not
> really fixing the problem, but a workaround nonetheless.
>
> HTH
> Peter
>
>
> "Eric Rosebrock&qu
Hey there, I posted this on the Php.net bug reporting site. Was wondering if
anyone else has noticed the same thing and found a fix for it.
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I am running an apache web server using PHP 4.06 on Windows 2000 Server and
Windows XP (so
we know it doesn't matter the OS as long
