I answered my own question. base64 encoded mime auth headers can be sent
with PHP for authenticated mail relay servers such as Sambar 5.0
(increasingly popular). The trick is to use the more versatile smtp
function. Example scripts can be found at ftp://ftp.anch.org/pub/www/php/
in a file calle
I'm having the same problem. It's due to the mail server set to AUTH
permissions for mail relay via SMTP. The only way I know of to make it work
is to open up your mail server to act as a full mail relay, letting spammers
do what they want... Not a happy solution.
Now I ask this question again
He already stated that he used phpinfo(); and it was looking in c:\winnt.
as to your question im not really sure. I think there's a way that you
can tell PHP to use a certain ini file, im not sure though. Double check to
make sure you used the php.ini-dist and not the optimized one. Had t
Use phpinfo() to see where PHP is looking for its config file.
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> Hi,
>
> I'm running PHP4.06 on win2k server.. and PHP seems to work fine.
> I'm running a Vbulletin and that most
