MSMTP Configuration - Can't send through php mail()

If you're running modphp check your apache configuration for a phpvalue option also run php –info | head -15 and check for these settings

Loaded Configuration File =>

additional .ini files parsed =>

They tell you what ini files you've loaded.

@obs

Thanks for the recommendation. I found out that another php file was the primary one - /etc/php5/cli/php.ini (instead of /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini).

This fixed my command line problem of being able to send mail. But creating a php script that sends an email still fails. Is there a php config setting that disables scripts from using the mail() function?

Some googling didn't result in any satisfactory answers/leads. The debug simply says your server might not be configured to send mail using this method.

Thanks!

Travis

only disable_functions would stop you sending mail, check your msmtp logs and see if php is actually talking to msmtp

@obs

Thanks for the response. According to both logs there is no record of me having requested to send a message through a php script.

Here's what I have in mail.log:

mail() on [Command line code:1]: To: kiefertravis@gmail.com – Headers:

Here's what I have in msmtp.log:

Dec 01 23:55:07 host=smtp.gmail.com tls=on auth=on user=cto@gumballcapital.org from=cto@gumballcapital.org recipients=kiefertravis@gmail.com mailsize=94 smtpstatus=250 smtpmsg='250 2.0.0 OK 1291247707 i21sm335658yha.44' exitcode=EX_OK

Both of these are from calling the php mail function from the command line. There is some kind of disconnect for the script and I don't know what it is or where to look for it.

Thoughts?

Travis

Did you get a solution to this?