On Friday 30 August 2002 03:57 pm, you wrote: > On Saturday 31 August 2002 03:52, Andre Dubuc wrote: > > > What 'minor' changes did you make to $message? Does rolling back those > > > changes make it work again? > > > > I had just added another text sentence between "blah, blah, blah' and > > 'https://....'. And yes, I tried rollbacks to when it worked. Nope - > > nothing comes through. > > So we've established that it is very unlikely that your problem is caused > by the 'minor' changes to $message? > > > So, I dumped my Postfix setup, re-installed, and > > same problem. (And blush, blush : after the re-install I forgot to > > change the smtp server from 'localhost' to 'webhart.net' - but even after > > I fixed that, nothing comes through from this script.) > > > > I figure it might be my postfix config, but then again, I can mail via > > Kmail (ergo this email) so it's got to be the script -- but where?? > > What you can try is using error_log() to mail something -- yes RTFM if > necessary. Presumably it uses the same mechanism as mail() to send mail. If > that works then I think you can pretty much rule out postfix config > problems and php.ini problems. Which then just leaves your code which you > should post in full.
Hi Jason, Oh, I feel so stupid! I found the problem -- I hadn't specified the mail agent in Opera (the latest browser I was testing with). The reason why it worked before was that I had used Konqueror and Mozilla as test browsers. Sorry to waste your time. But thanks a heap for the excellent suggestions. (what made me check: the last time it worked was just before I had asked my IP to add filtermail to my last email account. He said it sounded like a browser problem with email sending. Thanks aagin (as he shuffles slowly to a corner, blushing profusely :>) Andre -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
