Sep 20, 2012 - mail.log = /var/log/phpmail.log. The first one adds a header to all outgoing email. You may or may not want this one as it will give out information about your setup and config (eg uids, script locations), you also are probably not receiving the spam so its not much help too you. However, having received some.

Raksha Raksha Jagan Matha Download Google there. Also your postfixadmin setttings won’t work. I don’t have a solution.

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I've been trying for 2 whole days now, and I just can't get the most simple thing to work. The problem: Sending eMails from PHP to my eMail address does not work I've been working with Windows and Sendmail (Sendmail was within the XAMPP package) before and everything was OK. The XAMPP-package (1.7.7) for Linux doesn't have Sendmail integrated though. So after googling around a little I found out that Postfix fits better into a LAMPP-environment.

What I have tried so far: I've installed Postfix and wanted to configure it to just use the smtp-server of my private eMail provider (like it did on Windows). So I've confogured my php.ini like this: [mail function]; For Win32 only.;SMTP = localhost;smtp_port = 25; For Win32 only.;sendmail_from = me@example.com sendmail_path = /etc/postfix mail.add_x_header = On Note that I've commented out the 'Win32 only'-stuff.

To send mail from localhost (WAMP, XAMP, or LAMP) you can use PHPMailer package • Click here to download from github and Follow the instruction given in the readme file. This will be same instruction given in readme file. WAMP (windows): First you have to edit the 'php.ini' To find this file display the phpinfo by using following code from the WAMP server. Create one php file [setting.php] inside C:/wamp/www/ and add the following content to that file.

Type localhost/setting.php at browser. There search for 'Loaded Configuration File' That will be the path to your php.ini.

In php.ini file remove the;(semi colon) given to `extension=php_openssl.dll. Now server setting is over. • After downloading PHPMailer folder from github, • Extract->Copy the full folder into your project folder i.e C:/wamp/www/ • Find the index.php file.

• Change the parameter as your need. • Then in the browser type localhost/PHPMailer/index.php. • Then it will show successful message if email sent, else it will give error message.

LAMP (Linux): • In case of linux, There is no need to edit the php.ini file as i explained first point under WAMP. • One more change is project or Document root folder is different. • In Linux the default Document root folder will be /var/www • You can change the Document root folder easily. For that visit • Copy the PhpMailer to this document root folder and edit index.php as your need.

• Then type localhost/PhpMailer/index.php in browser.