PEAK XOOPS - register_globals off and problems with email send 
register_globals off and problems with email send
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Posted on 2005/5/10 0:48
Alex72
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Hi,
I've installed the latest Protector version (2.40RC2) on XOOPS 2.0.10.
When I send emails, they seem to be delivered, but it isn't true. Only a few times (with specific domain, e.g. mine: @agenziaentrate.it) it works.
I noted that with another XOOPS installation (always with Protector) but with register_globals on in .htaccess, all works fine!
What do you think about?
Bye,
Alessandro
I've installed the latest Protector version (2.40RC2) on XOOPS 2.0.10.
When I send emails, they seem to be delivered, but it isn't true. Only a few times (with specific domain, e.g. mine: @agenziaentrate.it) it works.
I noted that with another XOOPS installation (always with Protector) but with register_globals on in .htaccess, all works fine!
What do you think about?
Bye,
Alessandro
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Posted on 2005/5/11 17:18
Alex72
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I solved by myself!
The mail() and sendmail functions should be used with optional arguments, that become mandatory with a lot of pop3.
Currently XOOPS (v2.0.10) doesn't allow to complete these optional arguments.
For this reason, the only method really usable is SMTP, indicating a proper server (usually localhost).
The .htaccess config file doesnt' affect it at all.
Bye,
Alessandro
The mail() and sendmail functions should be used with optional arguments, that become mandatory with a lot of pop3.
Currently XOOPS (v2.0.10) doesn't allow to complete these optional arguments.
For this reason, the only method really usable is SMTP, indicating a proper server (usually localhost).
The .htaccess config file doesnt' affect it at all.
Bye,
Alessandro
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