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My send mail doesn't seem to be sending to external addresses.
This script, will not send to my email address. But when I use an internal email address (a domain that is on the server), it works fine.
My vbulletin script works fine. What's that all about. I can signup on vbulletin, and get the mail to an external address. As far as I know, vbulletin uses php to send mail as well. So Im stunned. I have no idea what's going on.
$email = " [email protected]";
$subject = "Test Subject";
$message = "This is a test";
mail($email,$subject,$message);
I did recently have another server in the same data centre. All the account were on both servers. Each server has different DNS settings. On the old server I had the mail pointing to the new servers IP address. I did find a few mails going to the old server. But some are just lost entirely.
This still doesn't explain why I can't use the normail mail() function to send mail to an external address.
Any thoughts from anyone?
This script, will not send to my email address. But when I use an internal email address (a domain that is on the server), it works fine.
My vbulletin script works fine. What's that all about. I can signup on vbulletin, and get the mail to an external address. As far as I know, vbulletin uses php to send mail as well. So Im stunned. I have no idea what's going on.
$email = " [email protected]";
$subject = "Test Subject";
$message = "This is a test";
mail($email,$subject,$message);
I did recently have another server in the same data centre. All the account were on both servers. Each server has different DNS settings. On the old server I had the mail pointing to the new servers IP address. I did find a few mails going to the old server. But some are just lost entirely.
This still doesn't explain why I can't use the normail mail() function to send mail to an external address.
Any thoughts from anyone?
