Outgoing email requires access to a SMTP client or relay. To prevent these
relays from being used for SPAM, most shops will restrict which IP's can use
the relay. Suggest you contact the administrators of your exchange server,
and make sure the IP is on the list of eligible IP's for using the
Excellent ideas Warren!!
Being the IT Systems Administrator, I administrate everything from the
firewalls to the exchange/DNS servers. Everything seems to be okay there.
In doing another test, I was able to send out an email via my SMTP server to
other domains, just not to me. It apparently
On Thursday 01 August 2002 03:17, Aaron Paxson wrote:
I am currently using PHP 4.2.2 with Apache 1.3 on RedHat 7.2. My email
server is Exchange 5.5sp3
SMTP is set correctly in my php.ini file, and have restarted Apache.
However, I still cannot send out a simple text email:
I believe the
That is what I had orginally thought. However, in an article I found about
mail(), he said it will also work on a linux box that does not have sendmail
configured.
If that's the case, how do I get sendmail to work with Exchange?? sendmail
newbie
Aaron
Jason Wong [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote in
On Thursday 01 August 2002 05:50, Aaron Paxson wrote:
That is what I had orginally thought. However, in an article I found about
mail(), he said it will also work on a linux box that does not have
sendmail configured.
In my experience, if php does not find sendmail when it is configured and
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