Hello,
I'm having an extraordinary difficulty setting up a isp like linux fedora core 6 server. In particular, the php mail function just does not want to work at all. Here is the setup: I have axigen mail server. It is working great, and can send and recieve mails. I have vsftpd setup for chroot jails. I have apache v2 and php v5. I tried setting up mini_sendmail, and followed directions by creating a /webroot/usr/sbin/sendmail directory, with an /webroot/etc/hosts and it did not work. File permissions on these directories are 775. When I do a command line (ssh) test of the mini sendmail, it works perfectly, but the php mail function still does not work. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to get this running? I have a forum, and contact page that rely on php mail, and won't work until I can get it up and running. Any help is sincerely appreciated.you should try PHPMailer to do it,
PHPMailer can work fine under linux.you should try PHPMailer to do it,
PHPMailer can work fine under linux.
thats IF the underlying mail systems are in place (sendmail, postfix, etc...) correct?
I'm having an extraordinary difficulty setting up a isp like linux fedora core 6 server. In particular, the php mail function just does not want to work at all. Here is the setup: I have axigen mail server. It is working great, and can send and recieve mails. I have vsftpd setup for chroot jails. I have apache v2 and php v5. I tried setting up mini_sendmail, and followed directions by creating a /webroot/usr/sbin/sendmail directory, with an /webroot/etc/hosts and it did not work. File permissions on these directories are 775. When I do a command line (ssh) test of the mini sendmail, it works perfectly, but the php mail function still does not work. Does anyone have any suggestions on how to get this running? I have a forum, and contact page that rely on php mail, and won't work until I can get it up and running. Any help is sincerely appreciated.you should try PHPMailer to do it,
PHPMailer can work fine under linux.you should try PHPMailer to do it,
PHPMailer can work fine under linux.
thats IF the underlying mail systems are in place (sendmail, postfix, etc...) correct?