When you logged in as www-data manually you started a login shell. You can
think of that shell as a "pre shell" where all of www-data's dot files were
read, environment variables were set, etc. before starting up the command shell.
When apache is running, it is not "logged in" as www-data, so n
I have actually found a solution to the problem. The big question I had (but
couldn't put into the right words in my original email) was this: does the
user that apache runs as (in my case www-data on Debian) read various config
files that may be present in its home directory, as happens for regula
May behoove you to check maillog.
Its your local mail exchanger.
- Original Message -
From: "Richard Peacock" [richard.peac...@minorplanet.com]
Sent: 06/15/2009 11:48 AM CET
To:
Subject: RE: [us...@httpd] sending email
I don't think this is an Apache problem, it&#
I don't think this is an Apache problem, it's either bad PHP or problem
with your esmtp configuration by the sounds of it.
Have you checked the MAN pages for your esmtp program or checked that
your PHP replaces any invalid chars that could prevent emails being
sent?
Have you tried to create a
