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"Resolving PHP/CGI email issues on the server.: We are in the process of correcting a minor misconfiguration on the web servers which allowed mail to be sent without correctly specifying who the mail was sent from. If you are currently making use of a Formmail script or PHP email, please make sure that any emails your script tries to send are configured to be sent as coming from a Freeola Hosted email address."
Can Freeola say if this means you now MUST use the 'from' field in your forms?
The Freeola help pages say:
"From:You can also set the from field; this will be reflected in the "From:" field in your mail client, i.e. the sender of the email. So if you have more than one form you can easily see which is which.
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I don't use this field - but if it is now to become mandatory then can you say how much notice you are giving before the changes take affect?
The formmail issues have been going on for quite a while so I hope if this field is now mandatory you don't suddenly introduce it without proper notice!
Thanks in advance from a slightly worried user!
Have you tried a test this evening? If you're still having problems do you want to post us a code snippet to look at, our submit it via an e-mail Support request? I'll get one of the Systems team to look at it for you if that might help.
I'm hoping that today will see the final glitches ironed out of the system. Sorry.
> I'm getting one of my headaches!
>
> On a site that was working earlier (server 2), using the Freeola
> script - and I haven't made any changes to it in the mean time.
> I'm now getting this error:
>
> "k
> Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent
> by (output started at
> /usr/local/www/data/freeola/form_to_mail.php:1) in
> /usr/local/www/data/freeola/form_to_mail.php on line 112"
>
> A site on a different server seems to work?!?
> Any ideas???
Changing the code to refer to form_to_mail.php on another server (6) doesn't create the error!
loki (or any other Freeola person) please let me know if you want a separate ticket raised for this or if you are happy to use this thread.
On a site that was working earlier (server 2), using the Freeola script - and I haven't made any changes to it in the mean time. I'm now getting this error:
"k
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /usr/local/www/data/freeola/form_to_mail.php:1) in /usr/local/www/data/freeola/form_to_mail.php on line 112"
A site on a different server seems to work?!?
Any ideas???
Thanks for that.
Have just spotted a couple of "" missing from on my form. I must have deleted them somehow. My stupidity knows no bounds!
I see Dan777 has started a new thread. Shame I thought this one would give the "world's longest thread record attempt" in General Chat a run for its money!
www.jakedesigns.net/contact.html
you can look at the code by right clicking hope this will help some of you
emails are taking about 30 mins at the moment to get through the system
kev
Everyone else, we are aware of a current problem with the mail server running slow due to issues with our antivirus software on the server. This has been affecting all e-mail over the last couple of hours. Engineers are looking into the problem, I'll let you know when it's resolved.
Details on BFormmail (and the script itself) can be found here:
http://www.infosheet.com/iScripts.html
You'll still have to factor in Freeola's recent changes though I'm afraid.
You have to add the -f emailaddress in the $mailprog statement.
I can't commit to a proper step-by-step guide I'm afraid - as I'm having enough problems at my end!!! But if you follow the comments in the script you should be ok - it worked for me.
If you have any questions let me know and I'll try to help.
Any chance of a tutorial on how to do the text file log and which type of form to mail are you using.
as you said at least you can get most of the info via the text system.
Thanks. Dan