Looking at the isscheduler.php I see the call to mail. It's
a call to the internal mail function inside of php. You can
see how this is setup by looking at the output of the
phpinfo() function. Also, you can change how it accesses
sendmail via the php.ini file. If you don't know where that
is... you can type:
find / -name "php.ini" -print
(That find syntax is known to work on varying versions of
Redhat as well as FreeBSD, but should work everywhere you
have a find command - but I won't guarantee it.)
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Also, the slashster_mailschedule.php has the actual path to
sendmail in there, so if you have sendmail installed in a
different location you will need to change that. Or - if
you are using a different MTA altogether, such as possibly
postfix or qmail, you will need to change this to a pipable
program that you can send raw message data to.
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Hi there, i am having problems with sending email also ....
i cant find in the code wher i can configure the send mail ...
anybody know how tho fix the problem?
thanx ..
alexorbit
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I have the same problem. It looks that it does not send any
email
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Looking at the isscheduler.php I see the call to mail. It's
a call to the internal mail function inside of php. You can
see how this is setup by looking at the output of the
phpinfo() function. Also, you can change how it accesses
sendmail via the php.ini file. If you don't know where that
is... you can type:
find / -name "php.ini" -print
(That find syntax is known to work on varying versions of
Redhat as well as FreeBSD, but should work everywhere you
have a find command - but I won't guarantee it.)
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Also, the slashster_mailschedule.php has the actual path to
sendmail in there, so if you have sendmail installed in a
different location you will need to change that. Or - if
you are using a different MTA altogether, such as possibly
postfix or qmail, you will need to change this to a pipable
program that you can send raw message data to.