2 Apr
2003
2 Apr
'03
5:01 a.m.
Valery,
I really don't know why your web server's PHP does not send emails.
When the subscription is completed, a "thank you for registering"
webpage should show up -- you can play with serweb in action at
iptel.org. Let me know when you learn what the problem was.
-jiri
At 12:38 PM 4/2/2003, Valery Shampal wrote:
Dear Jiri,
We have a good progress in establishing our VoIP Test/Demo Lab.
But we still have a problem with registration via Web.
One more time, I am not sure we will use it but I definitely want it
to work - just in case...
Following a situation:
1. sendmail command works well from the Linux command line. It sends
mail to our Exchange server (for example, valery(a)nsi.co.il)
2. After filling the subscribe web form, an empty form returns on screen.
We have no message on screen that registration has been started, but
we are not sure something like this must be :-)
3. We do not see any mail on Linux mail queue
4. Mail is not being sent to Exchange server
5. We saw sendmail command in one of your scripts, so it must work
6. We checked and did all you have suggested in your mail:
PHP sends to SMTP daemon at localhost.
Try looking at the place where your web and email servers stores
their logs. If PHP or your web server are misconfigured, that's where
you will best learn it.
We did or best but did not see any problem. May be we do not know where
and what to search for or to look at :-(
7. So, it still does not want to work.
Regards,
Valery
-----Original Message-----
From: Jiri Kuthan [<mailto:jiri@iptel.org>mailto:jiri@iptel.org]
Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2003 11:31 AM
To: Valery Shampal; 'jan(a)iptel.org'org'; Valery Shampal
Cc: Igor Vinokur; Mihai Teodorescu
Subject: RE: SIP Proxy instalation - NO big problems any more :-) :-) :-) meanwhile
At 10:18 AM 4/1/2003, Valery Shampal wrote:
--
Jiri Kuthan http://iptel.org/~jiri/
Jan,
Great. You are absolutely right in what you wrote in the
last topic. Any way, we did not suppose to define users via Web interface. We supposed to
define users (there might be hundreds of them for DEmo and Testing
purpose) by means of a script directly into database.
In which case you are probably best server through the sercrtl utility.
We just like to use all the options, including
this cute Web interface.
Regarding the mail. MTA is running on our Linux.
We just wanted to understand what and where must be defined
in order a mail will be really sent.
PHP sends to SMTP daemon at localhost.
As I understood, a user defined via Web interface
was not defined in DB only because (for some reason) a mail has not been sent. A reason we
wanted to know what log files and where to look into was to understand what kind of error
we have.
-Jiri