From: Raphael G. <rap...@la...> - 2002-10-11 07:04:59
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> >OK, I edited my php.ini file as follows: > > > >SMTP = mysmtpserver.domain.be ;for win32 only > >Is this really your SMTP server? Well, no, my employer wouldn't let me divulgate the name of my SMTP server. But I did write the right smtp server. Raphael |
From: Jeroen L. <jl...@ca...> - 2002-10-11 07:22:04
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At 08:42 11-10-2002 +0200, you wrote: >> >OK, I edited my php.ini file as follows: >> > >> >SMTP = mysmtpserver.domain.be ;for win32 only >> >>Is this really your SMTP server? > >Well, no, my employer wouldn't let me divulgate the name of my SMTP >server. But I did write the right smtp server. I was hoping that was the case :) Can you connect to the server, port 25, from your webserver? (Try using telnet) Jeroen |
From: Victor B. <vi...@fu...> - 2002-10-11 07:53:39
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Fair enough.... I had the same problem (all of a sudden!) and I solved it by setting up Mantis to use phpMailer (v1.62) and putting class.phpmailer.php / class.smtp.php into the core directory. The configuration I used is: $g_use_phpMailer = ON; $g_phpMailer_method = 0; $g_smtp_host = 'localhost'; php.ini had my smtp server / account. There is a link to phpMailer from Mantis website: http://mantisbt.sf.net Regards, Victor. -----Original Message----- From: man...@li... [mailto:man...@li...]On Behalf Of Raphael Goubet Sent: Friday, 11 October 2002 4:43 PM To: man...@li... Subject: [Mantisbt-help] Re: Mantisbt-help digest, Vol 1 #77 - 4 msgs >OK, I edited my php.ini file as follows: > >SMTP = mysmtpserver.domain.be ;for win32 only Is this really your SMTP server? Well, no, my employer wouldn't let me divulgate the name of my SMTP server. But I did write the right smtp server. Raphael |