Since i've setup my local sendmail (smail) I can't send messages to any
php.net e-mail address.
when I use my mailserver it goes fine.
whats the problem?
using smail is faster so thats why I'm using it.
are you using your local sendmail or your hosts smtp?
.: Allowee
Since i've setup my local sendmail (smail) I can't send messages to any
php.net e-mail address.
You most likely have it configured badly. (Feel free to mail me directly
so that I can have a look).
whats the problem?
using smail is faster so thats why I'm using it.are you using your local sendmail or your hosts smtp?
PHP uses qmail.
Derick
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Derick Rethans http://derickrethans.nl/
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You most likely have it configured badly.
Hmm, I'm using the default config files...
PHP uses qmail.
Here's the funny part..
My host also has qmail.
and I just found out that mailing to my host with smail
has no problems at all.
I mail it, check my email and it's there. (headers show me that it really was
at my host)
I got the feeling that it's linux again..
it's in a sig smewhere... "Linux is user friendly, it's just picky on who's
friend it is" something like that..
.: Allowee
Allowee wrote:
I got the feeling that it's linux again..
it's in a sig smewhere... "Linux is user friendly, it's just picky on who's
friend it is" something like that..
Have you tried examining your log files?
Regards,
David
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Have you tried examining your log files?
yep, look:
05/28/2003 15:09:56: [3077] [m19L0gm-000YnkC] Received FROM:Allowee
PROGRAM:smail ORIG-ID:<200305281509.56352.php[@]allowee.no-SPAM-ip.com>
SIZE:746
05/28/2003 15:09:57: [3078] [m19L0gm-000YnkC] Delivered VIA:pair1.php.net
TO:internals]@[lists.php.net ROUTER:inet_hosts TRANSPORT:smtp
05/28/2003 15:09:57: [3078] [m19L0gm-000YnkC] Completed.
and here is the log when I mail to my own host
05/28/2003 15:47:04: [3268] [m19L1Gi-000YnmC] Received FROM:Allowee
PROGRAM:smail ORIG-ID:<200305281547.04004.php[@]allowee.noSPAM-ip.com>
SIZE:460
05/28/2003 15:47:08: [3269] [m19L1Gi-000YnmC] Delivered VIA:mail.nozonenet.com
TO:php]@[allowee.noSPAM-ip.com ROUTER:inet_hosts TRANSPORT:smtp
05/28/2003 15:47:08: [3269] [m19L1Gi-000YnmC] Completed.
looks the same for me, no errors, nothing strange.
so it must be the server at lists.php.net.
btw, I'm not that able to get some better logs, with all the commands.
.: Allowee
Have you tried examining your log files?
yep, look:
05/28/2003 15:09:56: [3077] [m19L0gm-000YnkC] Received FROM:Allowee
PROGRAM:smail ORIG-ID:<200305281509.56352.php[@]allowee.no-SPAM-ip.com>
SIZE:746
05/28/2003 15:09:57: [3078] [m19L0gm-000YnkC] Delivered VIA:pair1.php.net
TO:internals]@[lists.php.net ROUTER:inet_hosts TRANSPORT:smtp
05/28/2003 15:09:57: [3078] [m19L0gm-000YnkC] Completed.and here is the log when I mail to my own host
05/28/2003 15:47:04: [3268] [m19L1Gi-000YnmC] Received FROM:Allowee
PROGRAM:smail ORIG-ID:<200305281547.04004.php[@]allowee.noSPAM-ip.com>
SIZE:460
05/28/2003 15:47:08: [3269] [m19L1Gi-000YnmC] Delivered VIA:mail.nozonenet.com
TO:php]@[allowee.noSPAM-ip.com ROUTER:inet_hosts TRANSPORT:smtp
05/28/2003 15:47:08: [3269] [m19L1Gi-000YnmC] Completed.looks the same for me, no errors, nothing strange.
allowee.no-SPAM-ip.com is not a valid domain name, a lot of mail servers
will bounce that. (Also, please take this off-list, as it has nothing to
do with PHP internals).
Derick
--
"my other box is your windows PC"
Derick Rethans http://derickrethans.nl/
International PHP Magazine http://php-mag.net/
I got the feeling that it's linux again..
it's in a sig smewhere... "Linux is user friendly, it's just picky on who's
friend it is" something like that..
Assuming you've tried the obvious and looked at your log files...
If you're having trouble with sendmail, you might want to try exim. It's got
what is generally considered to be a more sane config than sendmail.
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Gareth Ardron