Jordi Canals wrote:
> The main problem is when sending mail from Windows with the mail()
function and using and SMTP server. The mail function modifies the TO
header (CC and BCC also). The change made by the mail function does not
conform with the RFC 2822 (wich obsoletes 822), and then the SMTP
Luis Ferro wrote:
My PHP.INI:
SMTP = smtp.example.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You have to chance the php.ini configuration to point out to the smtp
server and use as sender one valid account there.
The current configurations you have in php.ini are the example ones and
need to be changed... (either d
My PHP.INI:
SMTP = smtp.example.com
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
You have to chance the php.ini configuration to point out to the smtp
server and use as sender one valid account there.
The current configurations you have in php.ini are the example ones and
need to be changed... (either directly or by the
Sorry, I forgot ... The SMTP server is running on Linux with Exim 4.24.
Is all data I have about the SMTP server because I do not administer it ...
Svensson, B.A.T. (HKG) wrote:
I have no idae, but M$ invented thier own SMTP, or tried
at least, would it work if you write the string like:
'Jordi Can
I have run into this problem before. When using Windows, make sure you
are using the CRLF sequence for hard returns rather than just LF.
i.e.
\r\n
instead of
\n
a simple str_replace will allow you to format it correctly before sending.
good luck
p.
Adolfo Meneses wrote:
> Welcome to the club
Welcome to the club!
I have the same problem, try to put your ISP smtp server.
or install the smtp server that come with iis5.
i still dont have a solution to me.
Adolfo
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