Re: [PHP] localhost mail

2004-01-07 Thread Richard Davey
Hello Anthony,

Wednesday, January 7, 2004, 1:53:51 PM, you wrote:

AR> In my php.ini file I have configured the SMTP to the name of the ISP's email
AR> server.

AR> However, when testing the same script out locally on Apache Server: I get
AR> the form box, enter the data but I do not receive an email.

AR> I only use one ISP.  Is it possble they have two name servers and that is
AR> why I am not receiving an e-mail when testing on Apache Server?

It's possible your ISP doesn't allow relaying of mail via their SMTP
server from your host, or they have a different SMTP server for this
purpose?

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[PHP] localhost mail

2004-01-07 Thread Anthony Ritter
Using php/apache/mysql on win 98

I am testing an mail script.

The script has a .html form which receives the text input and then a .php
script to execute the variables in a mail() function.

When I publish both files - the .html and .php - to my ISP's server and
enter the data and hit submit  I receive an e-mail.

In my php.ini file I have configured the SMTP to the name of the ISP's email
server.

However, when testing the same script out locally on Apache Server: I get
the form box, enter the data but I do not receive an email.

I only use one ISP.  Is it possble they have two name servers and that is
why I am not receiving an e-mail when testing on Apache Server?

Thank you for any help.
Best...
Tony Ritter

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