There is something about the header my mailer just didn't like.
This is possible. Disabling header lines one by one may help to find the issue.
Clicking "logout" does nothing. It leaves me logged in.
Is this fixed?
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There is something about the header my mailer just didn't like. Leaving out the header just gives the email a return address of "webmaster@<my domain>.com, which is acceptable for now.
--gary
]]>I've had seven people sign up so far, and all seven have NOT gotten their emailed passwords.
For now I've had to turn off the "Verify registrations" option.
ON EDIT: I made myself a dummy user and registered to an alt email addy. I got NO password email. I went to admin and cllick on "send email" to my dummy user, and sent a test email. The email never arrived.
Since I am not using SMTP I commented out line 85 if ($pun_config['o_smtp_host'] != '') in the file email.php and the block of code dealing with SMTP, so it will always use php mail() function. It still doesn't send an email.
I inserted :echo($to."<br>".$subject."<br>".$message."<br>".$headers."<br>");
after the call to mail(). It shows the correct values, but the mail never arrives.
thanks,
--gary
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