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Christoph
Christoph Grottolo wrote:
You could use the mail class by Manuel Lemos on php.upperdesign.com
if you need cc/bcc and attachments. I've been using it for quite some
time now with good results.
You could use the mail class by Manuel Lemos on php.upperdesign.com if you
need cc/bcc and attachments. I've been using it for quite some time now with
good results.
Christoph
Lance wrote:
ok. thanks for the info. guess i have to wait till it hit stable
version before deploying it on live
You should download php4.3.0 dev. The mail enhancements have not been merged
into the 4.2 branch. Sorry for not having been exact in my last posting.
Christoph
Lance wrote:
i downloaded php4.2.2dev and tried my codes on it. still giving me the
same problem.
Try a recent dev-snapshot from
cool! 4.3.0dev work like a charm! but is it safe for deployment server?
--lance
Christoph Grottolo wrote:
You should download php4.3.0 dev. The mail enhancements have not been merged
into the 4.2 branch. Sorry for not having been exact in my last posting.
Christoph
Lance wrote:
i
Lance wrote:
cool! 4.3.0dev work like a charm! but is it safe for deployment
server?
No. It's a dev version which has not been going through qa. (We're using it
on an intranet and didn't have any probs until now.)
Christoph
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ok. thanks for the info. guess i have to wait till it hit stable version
before deploying it on live server. for now, it's byebye to
CC/BCC/Attachments.
thanks again.
lance
Christoph Grottolo wrote:
Lance wrote:
cool! 4.3.0dev work like a charm! but is it safe for deployment
server?
On Friday, June 21, 2002, 3:14:17 PM, you wrote:
i am facing the above issue. i set the headers up for the mail(). tried
submitting the email. it worked great on linux server. but when i try to
run it on a win2k. i just get:
Warning: Server Error in blahblah.php on line blahblah
my piece
i tried that. using different email addresses. all of them are valid.
still getting the same error. however, when i change the Cc to cc,
no error was thrown. but only the To: will receive the email. the Cc:
never get the mail.
any other thoughts on that?
Stuart Dallas wrote:
That 501 is
On Friday, June 21, 2002, 4:01:44 PM, Lance wrote:
i tried that. using different email addresses. all of them are valid.
still getting the same error. however, when i change the Cc to cc,
no error was thrown. but only the To: will receive the email. the Cc:
never get the mail.
any other
From: Lance [EMAIL PROTECTED]
i tried that. using different email addresses. all of them are valid.
still getting the same error. however, when i change the Cc to cc,
no error was thrown. but only the To: will receive the email. the Cc:
never get the mail.
any other thoughts on that?
yes, and it did show me whats wrong. but i have no idea why is that the
case...
127.0.0.1 SMTPSVC1 RCPT - +TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 250
127.0.0.1 SMTPSVC1 RCPT - +TO:Cc:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 501
i don't understand why the Cc is been treated as a recipient in TO:
Stuart Dallas wrote:
On Friday, June
hm... but isn't it weird to include the cc: recipient within to: and
then specifying them under cc: again?
cos wouldn't it be more straight forward just to simply include all the
recipient in cc: to to: and omit the cc: list.
and specifying the recipient that is suppose to be in Bcc: under
On Friday, June 21, 2002, 4:40:00 PM, Lance wrote:
yes, and it did show me whats wrong. but i have no idea why is that the
case...
127.0.0.1 SMTPSVC1 RCPT - +TO:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 250
127.0.0.1 SMTPSVC1 RCPT - +TO:Cc:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 501
i don't understand why the Cc is been treated as a
yes, the + is a whitespace. hm... a bug, you could be right on that.
i dont have a copy of php4.2.1 on linux to test and see if it is just
windows2k that is giving the problem, or php4.2.1 is the main culprit.
but i did get the same piece of code to run on php4.0.6 on linux. it
runs smoothing
Try a recent dev-snapshot from snaps.php.net/win32. The mail function has
been reworked.
Christoph
Lance wrote:
yes, the + is a whitespace. hm... a bug, you could be right on that.
i dont have a copy of php4.2.1 on linux to test and see if it is just
windows2k that is giving the problem,
i downloaded php4.2.2dev and tried my codes on it. still giving me the
same problem.
Cc: is not been parsed correctly. so i changed to cc: and CC:
no errors thrown out this time. however, only the recipient specified in
To: managed to receive the email. the one specified under CC: never gets
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