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Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 11/24/85 11:28
baustin75@gmail.com wrote:
> I am using PHP designer 2005. Maybe it does have it's on webserver. I
> have set turned the error reporting on in every place I could find in
> the php.ini file. I cannot seem to find any sort of log. I looked in
> the iis log files but it doesn't show any sort of errors.
> I set the ; Log errors to specified file. error_log = c:\php.log, but
> nothing is created there. I put a line in after the mail() command
> -var_dump ($mail)- this give me a NULL value in the resulting page. I
> am open to any suggestions, thanks for everyones help so far.
>
> $brian = "t...@test.com";
>
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This should go to the php.log file, not the IIS log file.
I have
error_log=c:/php.log
Don't know if it makes any difference - but I use a forward slash
instead of a backslash.
Additionally, I see you have two entries for error_reporting. I *think*
php will process both - but I'm not positive. You might check phpinfo()
to see what it has (E_ALL should be 2047, IIRC).
Are you sure this is the php.ini file being used? Again - phpinfo() is
your friend.
Can you use a packet sniffer to see if anything is going out to your
smtp server? That would at least tell us if it's trying to go to the
server.
Finally - which version of php (exactly) are you using?
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