|
Categories
Search Articles
|
| Sending Troubleshooting |
This solution is for our php direct email marketing software, when users have problems sending.
By default the mailer uses the PHP mail function to send email. To test if PHP mail is working for your server open the file testmail.php which is included in the mailer directory, with a text editor and add your email where it shows:
$email='test@test.com';
Then move the file back to your web server and go to the file in a web browser. When you go to the file, it should send an email to your email. If you do not receive the email then contact your hosting company and ask them why you did not get the email.
Another method to use if your host does not support the mail function is the SMTP method of sending. To use this method in the lib/etools2.php look for the variable:
smtp_servers
and change it to:
$smtp_servers=array(array('host' => '127.0.0.1', 'keep-alive' => true));
If your smtp requires a password then change it to:
$smtp_servers=array(array('host' => '127.0.0.1', 'keep-alive' => true, 'username'=>'ee','password'=>'sss'));
NOTE: You may need to replace 127.0.0.1 above. Also, if your server requires a username and password then you should fill out the appropriate password above. |
 |
| Article ID: 10025 |
Article Created: 06-02-2006 13:14 PM | Last Modified: 06-24-2008 11:53 AM |
|
Knowledgebase
