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[edward potter]

jump on the log files: mail, server, etc.  if the mail did not go out,
somewhere that was noted, and probably the reason why. log files are
your friends.

-ed potter :-)

On 3/29/06, Michael Southwell <michael.southwell at nyphp.org> wrote:
> I have this simple 3-line test script (which actually says dneba.com
> rather than example.com ;-):
>
> <?php
>    if ( mail( 'southwell at example.com', 'simple testing', 'no
> variables here' ) === FALSE ) echo 'There was an error accepting your
> review.  Please try again later.';
>    else echo 'Your mail was sent.';
>
> Running it from domain #1 (and also #3, 4, and 5) works
> perfectly.  Running it from domain #2 gives a confirmation message,
> but the mail never arrives.
>
> Aha, #2 is running php 5.1.2 and the others are still 4.  But the php
> docs don't tell me anything about why this extremely simple example
> will work in 4 and not 5.  Any ideas?
>
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> New York PHP
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