Re: going to try one more time about mail problems

Hi Wizaerd! On Thu, 01 Jun 2000, Wizaerd wrote: > > > > On Thu, Jun 01, 2000 at 07:06:39AM -0700, Wizaerd wrote: > > > I have asked this several times and while there have been some cursory > > > answers, there's been nothing replied or answered that has > > either explained > > > this or fixed this. Before you read on though, here are a > > couple of answers > > > I'll give outright since they are the only questions everybody asks > > > imeediately. > > > > Come on, this combative attitude tempted me to just delete this message. > > there was no combativness, but there is a very high degree of frustration. > My head hurts from banging it against this brick wall for over a week. I'd > ask a question, and right away I'd get 10 responses telling my to check my > php.ini file. As if that's not the first thing I would've checked > immediately anyways. Then when I would tell people that I've checked it, yes, but you replied earlier: """ > What exactly is it set to? Check your phpinfo() output. /usr/lib/sendmail """ which I guess it's the problem, you missed a "-t", set it to "/usr/bin/sendmail -t". > probably recite the entire file by memory by now. > > I see people getting answers to their questions each and every day on this > list. SOme of the stuff way simpler than this, others just as freaky. But > my problem has no solution... so it's a little bit understandable as to why > I'm extremely frustrated right now. all you have to undestand is how it works and make small steps toward the problem instead of hoping in vain someone will tell you where to jump ... e.g. you could use instead a popen() to sendmail, and then figure out you should know what to pass in, and that would have lead you to sendmail man page and to '-t' flag, which tells sendmail to scan for headers... chees, and good luck with PHP :) -- teodor