hi guyz,
why would sending email locally stop working?
am running APACHE+PHP+MYSQL+MERCURY on localhost...and have been sending emails fine.
but it stopped working recently!!!
can someone tell me why?
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hi guyz,
why would sending email locally stop working?
am running APACHE+PHP+MYSQL+MERCURY on localhost...and have been sending emails fine.
but it stopped working recently!!!
can someone tell me why?
Have you checked any related error logs? (Possibly Apache/Mercury)
All-In-One packages are bad!Quote:
Originally Posted by modpluz
who said he had an all-in-one package?
and why would you say they were bad, anyway?
All-in-one 'magic' packages are generally bad because they do not always have the latest versions of each product, they often tweak the configurations of the products so that they behave in unusual ways, and experience using them does not help when you need to work with a system that has the products installed individually.Quote:
Originally Posted by kows
That having been said, however, the OP didn't say that he was using one.
Like mendhak, I would check any error logs, and whether any ISP settings have changed.
whether they have the latest version is not the issue(as i have said its been working for over 6 months)Quote:
Originally Posted by penagate
i wouldn't know about that(i have Win XP Pro SP2)Quote:
Originally Posted by penagate
it keeps saying pending(i.e if i send mail twice it says "2 messages pending")Quote:
Originally Posted by penagate
how can i check that?Quote:
Originally Posted by penagate
and moreso, i'm running it locally(does this have anything to do with the ISP?)
thanks
Anybody pls?
are you sure that the server is started?
You have probably installed a piece of software that prevents the mail transfer agent from making connections on port 25 / even bind to port 25. Something like a personal firewall would probably do that.Quote:
Originally Posted by modpluz
ok i turned off the "Windows Firewall" and restarted the webserver and the mailserver, but it still won't work.Quote:
Originally Posted by visualAd
Can you send mail manually through the it?
Did your mail server start ? or setup well ?
otherwise try to use phpmailer , more option that u can use
No(it gives no error but it doesn't goQuote:
Originally Posted by visualAd
even phpMailer doesn't send the message(i have tried it)Quote:
Originally Posted by cc96ai
this is drivin me nuts
maybe u can post some configurataion setting ,
rightnow we only know thats not working , no error message,
some further information it might help to narrow down the problem
The fact that the mail is queued means that it has been successfully delivered to the server. Hence no error message.Quote:
Originally Posted by modpluz
The problem is occurring when delivering the mail. This could be due to several reasons.
- A DNS problem preventing the sever resolving the MX records for domains.
- A Firewall blocking communications to the Internet on port 25. This could be on your PC, your router or down to your ISP.
If you hunt around you can probably find the logs generated by Mercury and see exactly which one it is.
that's what am thinking and thats why i turned off the "Windows Firewall" but its still not working.(and it ought to be my PC, cause am running it locally)Quote:
Originally Posted by visualAd