Setting up SMTP for the emailing!!! Help!

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kingz
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Setting up SMTP for the emailing!!! Help!

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Just a very basic question! How can i setup SMTP for the helpdesk script! Right now no emails can be sent out! My server has the email user 0 block so you have to use smtp for every script! SMTP works great with phpbb so i need to know how would i set it up on the helpdesk!

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Any help would be nice! Thanks!
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Post by Klemen »

Hi,

All you need to do is get the PHP mail() command working properly, you should setup all the SMTP settings in the php.ini file. Check the PHP documentation for more info.

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Post by kingz »

Klemen Stirn wrote:Hi,

All you need to do is get the PHP mail() command working properly, you should setup all the SMTP settings in the php.ini file. Check the PHP documentation for more info.

Regards
OK, First tell me when I can find the php.ini at is it part of the script or where can i find it! I use cpanel/WHM and the user zero is disable this help prevent spam and people spamming using the server! I have my phpbb working great with smtp! Thanks for fast responds!

Right now i have no emails at all working with the helpdesk script!
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Post by Klemen »

In that case contact your hosting company and ask if the PHP mail() command has been disabled. The php.ini is part of PHP installation on your server and you cannot edit it unless you have root server access.

All you need to do is contact your host and ask if mail() is disabled or not.
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almost have it last idea!

Post by kingz »

How can i put this in place?

[mail function]
; Setup for Linux systems
sendmail_path = /usr/sbin/sendmail -t
sendmail_from = me@myserver.com

found something here http://www.sitepoint.com/article/advanced-email-php
this is for smtp i need to do this as i have no access of php.ini but i can do email as long as it smtp! Thanks any help will be the best

this thread also has some details on it also viewtopic.php?p=1894


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