Re: Sending mail with php-

From: Date: Wed, 11 Jan 2006 16:28:47 +0000
Subject: Re: Sending mail with php-
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Dotan Cohen wrote:
On 1/10/06, Sameer N Ingole <strike@proscrutiny.com> wrote:
Dear Dotan, You know cross-posting is bad..?
... actually I don't mind it - especially as I'm not on the apache or fedora lists ;-) and with regard to sending out emails I find using a connection with an SMTP server (local or not) is alot less hassle with regard to bounces and stuff (like the problem you were/are having) than using sendmail - not necessarily because an smtp service is better but because it means that usually someone has already done the nitty-gritty mail server config stuff that sees to it that mail gets reliably delivered! and phpmailer - thats also be known to help me from myself (when it comes to make a pig's ear of using the mail() function) - 3 cheers for Richard Heyes (you just know a class rocks when you can actually name the author by heart! :-).
Yes, I know that cross-posting is unencouraged behaviour. However, I really thought that apache-users was the place to ask. When I received no reply from the apache mailing list, I did not know whether to ask here or at my distro's (Fedora) list. As the problem is in a php script, however, it involves php AND apache AND sendmail, all of which were installed by default on my distro- and are expected to work. I was not sure if the fault is with me (my misconfiguration) or with the distro (distros default configuration). So I appologize, and here I learned yet another lesson- when I _do_ cheat- I get caught! Dotan Cohen http://technology-sleuth.com/short_answer/what_is_hdtv.html (&^


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