Hi World, I've got some questions concerning the using of the mail() php function under OpenBSD using Postfix as MTA. Note that I only want to use my OpenBSD Postfix Server as a mail sender for fogotten password of my web site ^^ First, the "mail" shell command works very well. I receive test mails from root@myserver.com (using root login) towards me@anywherebutmyserverevenvirtual.com Second, the PHP cli (you know under shell) on a php script containing the mail() php function works very well too (always under root login) BUT, when i browsing (via FireFox or IE) and I clik on my button "send my password", nothing happen !! It's like the www users can't use the /usr/sbin/sendmail... Note that the script behind the html button is excatly the same I use with the php line command and that nothing appears in /var/log/messages or Maillog Here is versions used: OPENBSD 3.9 postfix-2.2.8p1 (installed via ports of ftp://bsd) php-4.0 Here is the Postfix conf: Stricto "the Postfix instead of Sendmail" tutorial that we can find on postfix.org, without virtual parameters (not needed here). Thanks for your reading and your help (since 4 days I'm searching a solutions...), GrEg
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