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Posted by Martin Mandl - m2m tech support on 02/24/07 06:07
On Feb 24, 5:13 am, cover <coverlandNOSPAM...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> I'm using PHP 5 at home w/Apache & MySQL on a test system where I
> write through a form to a database and also send an email to people on
> a drop down list. Purpose for this is an electronic log at work where
> an email goes out to let a person know an entry has been made with a
> copy of the text on that email. Works fine on my test system at home
> but not at work. I'm trying to remember which version of PHP I'm
> using there and I'm thinking it's an early 4.x version (4.1 maybe).
>
> A couple of questions come to mind. Assuming that it is in fact, the
> early 4.x version that's responsible (because I'm not sure when the
> mail() function came into being (which PHP version), would it be
> possible to just copy a later folder version of PHP onto the version
> at work? I suppose if I dropped version 5 folder on top of the
> existing version 4 and it didn't work, I could just reverse that
> process and put my earlier version of 4.x back to get back to where I
> was... OR, is using something like phpmailer a better option?
>
> thanks very much for any pointers,
>
> cov
Dear Cover,
mail() exists much longer than 4.1. Only thing which changed in 4.3 is
the support for smtp_port. Have a look at the manual:
http://at.php.net/manual/en/ref.mail.php
It's more likely that your operating system is the problem, what are
you using? Is the path to sendmail configured correctly? Do you have
sendmail at all? Etc....
Good luck
Martin
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