Chris Hewitt wrote: > I was going to ask you whether a normal user on your computer could send > mail (OK, root counts). As the answer is no, it is not a problem with > your php setup. > > sympatico.ca has several MX entries, the first of which is > smtp26.bellglobal.com and I can ping that from here. I also get a > response by telnetting to port 25. I conclude that I could send email to > that address (whether the user would be accepted I don't know). > > As you presently cannot from your computer, I guess its an Exim > configuration issue (which I know nothing about), but have you > configured it up for your computer, domain etc.?
Ok, perhaps I should explain the server set up a bit more... This will end up being off topic for PHP I think but perhaps there is someone who may be able to help me (I will also post this information on the Exim mailing list I just discovered). sympatico.ca is a large internet provider which I have an ADSL connection through. Any sympatico.ca servers don't belong to me but to the provider. Off this ADSL connection is a BSD box which does my firewalling, etc. Behind that box is the web server which is called www.cell.dhs.org (cell.dhs.org being my domain). On this server is a Debian Linux box which runs Apache with PHP, the Exim mail server, etc. So, any idea what I could be missing from my configuration that would let me ping addresses nslookup them but not send mail to them? Any other questions/information needed? thx for the help! > Liam Gibbs wrote: > > > > >Ok, fair enough. > > > >Here are the full errors I get when I try to mail "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" > >(BTW, I'm doing it as root but I get the same errors no matter who > >I'm logged in as or if I do it through PHP): -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
