At 12:20 PM 9/13/2014, Jim Giner wrote:
ok - here's the scenario. Wrote a script that has been copied
several times with success that traps an email, grabs some input and
then sends me an email. Last week I attempted to make yet another
copy of it to capture a new email address and do the same kind of
thing. Should have been easy, but it's a nightmare.
Let me say that my other instances of this template still work just
fine. It's just this one that doesn't and I'm out of ideas. The
same email call is being used across the board. Here's the code:
$headers[] = "From: $incoming_email";
$headers[] = "Reply-To: $reply_to";
$headers[] = "X-Mailer: PHP/" . phpversion();
$header_str = implode("\r\n", $headers);
$ans_msg = wordwrap($ans_msg, 70, "\r\n");
if (mail($to, $subject, $ans_msg, $header_str))
PostErrorLog("Email sent to $to",$done);
else
PostErrorLog("Email failed");
Your web host support people need to look at the mail program's log
files to see why the mail isn't being delivered. Since the mail()
function returned "TRUE" this means that the mail as successfully
sent to the system to be delivered.
Do you have shell access to your host?
If so, you can try something like this: (the "$" is the system
prompt, not part of the command)
$ mail -vvv -s "test mail" to_address_goes_here < /dev/null
This should send a blank email message to the to_address_goes_here address.
The -vvv tells the mail program to be very verbose about writing out
debug messages. These messages might help determining the problem.
Ken
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