Jim Shupert, Jr. wrote:
Thanks Erik ! I have looked in /var/log/qmail/send I wonder if I could bother somone to help me interpet the log.I am looking for evidence that the mail was delivered to them ( person1-3)please find below snips from the log [ /var/log/qmail/send ]that show 3 folks ( outside my domain ) sent email via the php ...(person1-3) who say they didn't get them and 1 example (jperson4 ) which is me- that did get it and jperson4g which is me but at my gmail ...so outsideCan you see something that conclusively states that person1-4 must have had it blocked as...spam or something?[ log snip ]))) here are 3 folks who claim not to have gotten the email (the names have been changed here )@4000000046f122dd14c6523c info msg 18974221: bytes 960 from <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> qp 27077 uid 89@4000000046f122dd15026cf4 starting delivery 19831: msg 18974221 to remote [EMAIL PROTECTED]@4000000046f122dd150278ac status: local 0/10 remote 6/60
You'll probably need to correlate this to your smtp logs to see the server messages. If you run this log through tia6nlocal you'll get human readable time:
cat /var/log/qmail/send/current | grep [EMAIL PROTECTED] | tai64nlocalAnd then match the time to an entry in your smtp logs - in the send log you can see it was queued up as message 6 to be delivered, but the smtp session logs will be in the smtp logs. Don't know how your PHP script was written, but if the message did not make it to the recipient it should have bounced back to the sender assuming it's a real address.
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