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Is there a syntax to force them to use one server?
Example: mail.myserver.com? Thanks |
Yes there is, and the answer to that is somewhere in this thread already. :)
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Is there any way so that when a user opens email.php they will automatically be logged into a specific account (i.e predefined $hosts, $pass, $user). Basically, I want all of my mods to only be allowed access to the file and for it to check a single account for news.
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Edit email.php and find: PHP Code:
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$user = "Username"; $host = "mail.server.com"; $pass = "Password"; It should work... Feel free to edit that bit of code so that it looks the way you want it to. |
cheers :) Thats what I am using at the moment, but is there any way to skip this section automatically, i.e it just logged in?
Thanks :) |
Hmmm I got a small problem, Recieving emails works fine but I can't send them, any ideas? oh ya and theres no errors.
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This doesnt seem to work with the latest version of PHP... any ideas? I got this help from my hosts.
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This definitely works for the newest versions of PHP - I know because I use the latest version.
PHP needs to be compiled with IMAP support. :) That's missing from your host. Your host needs to recompile PHP with IMAP for this to work. |
ah, ok. The reason I told my hosts it didn't work was because after I have submitted the form I just end up on a server not found page - and this only happened after the PHP update
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looks like it is compiled : http://juliet.dnsaction.com/serverphpinfo
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