| Re: Could not instantiate mail function |
| by davidsless on 2007/5/26 1:05:11 Of course! Thanks |
| Re: Could not instantiate mail function |
| by jdseymour on 2007/5/25 23:49:32 As long as the second admin is a webmaster, both should receive admin notices by email to each webmaster's address automagically.
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| Re: Could not instantiate mail function |
| by davidsless on 2007/5/25 23:21:36 Hi Christian, The answer you gave me did not solve the problem but it made fault visible. As is often the case, the real problem was me! A few days ago I decided that two of us should get administrative notifications from the site so I changed the 'Admin mail address' in the general preferences, adding the other persons email and separating the two emails with a coma, as one does on a normal email. That is what caused the problem. Once I changed the mail settings, as you suggested, instead of the inscrutable 'Could not instantiate mail function', I got an error message saying that it didn't recognise the two emails separated by a comma as a valid email address. So, thank you. You did help me fix it in a roundabout way. But this lead me back to the original problem I tried to solve. How do I get admin emails directed to two different people? Any ideas? |
| Re: Could not instantiate mail function |
| by christian on 2007/5/25 11:45:15 With XOOPS 2.0.16, you must modify the preferences, mail setup page with : Quote:
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| Re: Could not instantiate mail function |
| by davidsless on 2007/5/25 1:47:17 Here are the settings from our cpanel Operating system Linux Service Status Click to View Kernel version 2.6.8-022stab078.21-enterprise Machine Type i686 Apache version 1.3.37 (Unix) PERL version 5.8.0 Path to PERL /usr/bin/perl Path to sendmail /usr/sbin/sendmail Installed Perl Modules Click to View PHP version 4.4.4 MySQL version 4.1.21-standard cPanel Build 10.9.0-RELEASE 10737 Theme cPanel X v2.6.0 |