don't
believe DNS is the culprit. Besides, mail() is slow, and that is accessing
the SMTP server locally. What would be taking SMTP so long to respond? Any
configuration parameters I need to look at?
I am using SendMail 8.10.2 on a Cobalt RAQ4.
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the web server several times.
What else do I need to check? What could be preventing Apache and PHP from
playing nice together?
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Josh,
Try just using mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, May 22, 2002 12:55 PM
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Subject: [PHP] W2K SP2, PHP 4.2.1, IIS 5
Hey all,
I have a problem, that I can't seem to find the answer to. I have
checked the archives and the website, but to no avail. I have ins
$addr, $port))
echo "\n$buffer";
}
}
I never see $socket being readable, i.e. a return value from
socket_select greater than 0. I also can see in EtherPeek that UDP
packets are being sent back to this socket in response to the
broadcast.
Any help would be appreciated.
--Bruce
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