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Re: getting php mail error info [message #184887 is a reply to message #184884] Thu, 13 February 2014 13:42 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
Ben Bacarisse is currently offline  Ben Bacarisse
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Michael Vilain <vilain(at)NOspamcop(dot)net> writes:

> In article <XnsA2D2F27E54CEFR2D2(at)127(dot)0(dot)0(dot)1>,
> GS <nomail(at)nospam(dot)org(dot)invalid> wrote:
>
>> I've got a php mail script which was working ok but the mail() call
>> returned a bunch of errors today. The trouble is that it only returns true
>> or false, I was wondering if there is any way to get more feedback from
>> sendmail about what what went wrong, since I don't know whether I fed it
>> bad data or whether sendmail playing up. I can't find any alternative mail
>> calls I could use in the PHP manual.
>>
>> This is on a shared virtual hosting system so I don't have access to the
>> linux or sendmail configuration and I can't find any log files in my
>> userspace that pertain to the sendmail calls. The system is running PHP
>> 5.3.27, I think the OS is Linux 2.6.32.
>
> mail() is all you're gonna get in a shared hosting facility.

I've used one shared hosting provided that offered the PEAR Mail module
which could be used to connect to whatever SMTP server you liked (one of
which was their own). It was a while ago, but I think you get better
error messages from it, though nothing is going to beat getting the
server's logs for diagnosing the problem.

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Ben.
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