[PHP] What is needed to test php mail on a local testserver

2002-03-14 Thread andy

Hi there,

I am wondering, how I could test the mail functions of php on a local
machine. Do I have to install something like a mailserver, or does this come
with php?

Maybe someone knows some good articles on that.

Thanx, Andy



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Re: [PHP] What is needed to test php mail on a local testserver

2002-03-14 Thread andy thomas



On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, andy wrote:

 Hi there,

 I am wondering, how I could test the mail functions of php on a local
 machine. Do I have to install something like a mailserver, or does this come
 with php?

If you are using a Unix/Linux type server for your local system, sendmail
(or an equivalent such as exim, smail, qmail, etc) will almost certainly
be installed and running. Then you can send mail to your_usernamelocalhost
and assuming your sendmail/exim configuration is reasonably standard, it
should work.

Andy


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Re: [PHP] What is needed to test php mail on a local testserver

2002-03-14 Thread scott furt

... and AFAIK, if you're running windows, read 'php.ini'
and you can specify an SMTP server to use for mail
sending.

andy thomas wrote:
 
 On Thu, 14 Mar 2002, andy wrote:
 
 
Hi there,

I am wondering, how I could test the mail functions of php on a local
machine. Do I have to install something like a mailserver, or does this come
with php?

 
 If you are using a Unix/Linux type server for your local system, sendmail
 (or an equivalent such as exim, smail, qmail, etc) will almost certainly
 be installed and running. Then you can send mail to your_usernamelocalhost
 and assuming your sendmail/exim configuration is reasonably standard, it
 should work.
 
 Andy
 
 
 




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