> Hi all, > > I have the toaster installed with all the bells and whistles and all works > fine. > > I have set up SimpleHelpDesk(final) on apache which uses the following > snippet of code: > > mail($db_user->user_email, $mail_subject, $mail_content, "From: > $config[helpdesk_email]"); > > How do I get the 'mail' command to send messages to my locally-hosted > qmail > accounts? Would I need to change the php code to something else or use > some > sort of sendmail/postfix wrapper to get it to work? > > For those of you who are not familiar with the mail command, the following > _should_ send out a message to the recepient from the commandline: > > the mail (mailx) command looks like this: > > ~]# mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Hi toasty! > This is a test for Toasty! > . > CC: > ~]# > > I have run into the same problem on three separate toaster machines. > > Thanks, > > Deion "Mule" Christopher > > _________________________________________________________________ > Live Search Maps find all the local information you need, right when you > need it. http://maps.live.com/?icid=hmtag2&FORM=MGAC01 > >
I think it's not toaster related, somewhat. If the machine where you're hosting the site it's not the one you're running the toaster then there is a great chance that the sendmail daemon thinks it's a local accout that you want to send mail to. A quick fix would be to rename the hostname of the system into something different from the domain you're trying to send mail to. Something like www.your_domain.com