Richard Welty wrote:
>On Wed, 11 Feb 2004 13:28:10 -0700 Jason Gerfen <jason.gerfen@???> wrote:
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>>sendmail_path = /usr/exim/bin/exim -t -odq
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>ok, you don't have to have -i but it might be a good idea.
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>>I have also tried to make a symbolic link from the sendmail file to
>>point to the exim binary with no luck. For my mail the simple php code.
>><?php
>>$to = "email@???";
>>$sub = "Subject line";
>>mail($to,$sub,$_POST['$msg']);
>>?>
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>i don't think you have an exim problem here, and maybe not really
>a php problem.
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>i have always used mail() as a 4 argument function and passed the
>last arg as "" unless i wanted to add headers with it. i've never seen
>it work with 3 args, but then i've never tried it either.
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>richard
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I tried a couple of changes in my php.ini and my php code to use exim
using the mail() function and this is the error I am now recieving.
*Fatal error*: Call to undefined function: mail() in
*/usr/local/www/htdocs/dhcp/email.php* on line *8
php.ini
sendmail_path = /usr/exim/bin/exim -t -i
and my php code...
mail(test@???,subject,contents,server@???");
*
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