hi friends
I am using IIS server to compile the php file. I have create the two virtual directiory for run two different projects.
but one send the mil properly,another one project not send the mail.
please advise
How to solve the issue
vssp -5 Junior Poster
nav33n 472 Purple hazed! Team Colleague Featured Poster
What's the error that you are getting ?
vssp -5 Junior Poster
problem is mail not sen i am not receive any error message
nav33n 472 Purple hazed! Team Colleague Featured Poster
Check your spam box. Check if your smtp and smtp_port is configured properly in php.ini file. In general, SMTP_PORT is 25. Also check if your firewall isnt blocking the port.
vssp -5 Junior Poster
mail is working one another virtual path not working only this path
!!!!!!!!
nav33n 472 Purple hazed! Team Colleague Featured Poster
another virtual path ? or another server ? can you explain a bit more ?
vssp -5 Junior Poster
another virtual path .i have developer two projects . both are runnning in the same server. one prject the send the mail properly, but the another project not send the mail. I am using same code for both projectes and same configration, but why mail not send???????
nav33n 472 Purple hazed! Team Colleague Featured Poster
Do you have 2 different php's installed ? If yes, then there is probably something wrong with its configuration. If no, then, there is something wrong with your script.
vssp -5 Junior Poster
I am using one php . ans same same mail function !!!!!!! same code
nav33n 472 Purple hazed! Team Colleague Featured Poster
thats weird.. this will never happen with computers. Its either 0 or 1. Its never 1/2. :-/
vssp -5 Junior Poster
mm ok , but client question me i say this answer , he accept , !!!!!:)
ghostsquad 0 Newbie Poster
Similar question. I have apache 2, php 5, wondering what else I need to install or set in the apache config file, or php.ini to get mail() function to work?
gym_shorts 0 Newbie Poster
Not to hijack the thread either, but anyone have any experience testing mail() locally on Mac OSX 10.4? I have PHP, MySQL, and Apache running successfully, but would like to test mail forms locally as well.
Best Regards, Gym
gym_shorts 0 Newbie Poster
Similar question. I have apache 2, php 5, wondering what else I need to install or set in the apache config file, or php.ini to get mail() function to work?
What OS are you working with? Also check your php.ini file to set the SMTP server address and SMTP port, and if using Windows edit the email address. If you open php.ini in a text editor, FIND SMTP and it will find the lines you need to edit.
Hope this helps,
Gym
vssp -5 Junior Poster
hi
Any one answer my issue
ghostsquad 0 Newbie Poster
Ya I'm using Windows XP Pro. So I need an SMTP server? Can my local system be used as SMTP? or do I need to use an online server for one of my domains?
gym_shorts 0 Newbie Poster
Ya I'm using Windows XP Pro. So I need an SMTP server? Can my local system be used as SMTP? or do I need to use an online server for one of my domains?
Yes, if you are using your local Win XP Pro system to develop and test the forms, you can go into Services in the computer management and turn on SMTP services.
Right Click My Computer > Left click MANAGE > Expand SERVICES (by clicking on the plus sign to the left) > scroll down to find SMTP Simple Mail Transfer Protocol > Rick click > left click PROPERTIES > set STARTUP TYPE to AUTOMATIC > Click APPLY and OK
You also may have to STOP and START the service again in order to get everything going.
Hope this helps,
Gym
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