I found that if you change $rcmail_config['smtp_server'

On 2/17/06, Greg Hetrick greg.hetrick@gmail.com wrote:

Should be a simple resolution, I have a setup with postfix+dovecot for my SMTP/IMAP server. Trying to set up smtp mailer from RC but getting "failed to add reciepient" initially I was getting auth errors, but added the %u and %p which stopped that problem. I have a working postfix build and can send/recv email no problems from the command line.

Any Suggestions?

Thanks, Greg

Nice random guess, but this is not doing what you think it is. 

By changing it to "==" you are effectively removing that line. You are now using php's mail(), which is the correct behavior when $rcmail_config['smtp_server'] to null. It is fine to use mail() instead of SMTP, but it will be more obvious to set that field to '' with one equals sign so you will have a shot at figuring what is going on the next time you try to change domain.com to domain2.com, and can't figure out why it isn't having any effect.

On Sun, 19 Feb 2006, Greg Hetrick wrote:

I found that if you change $rcmail_config['smtp_server'] = 'domain.com'; to $rcmail_config['smtp_server'] == 'domain.com';

it corrected the problem with the "failed to add reciepient" described below.

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$rcmail_config['smtp_server'

On 2/17/06, Greg Hetrick greg.hetrick@gmail.com wrote:

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Should be a simple resolution, I have a setup with postfix+dovecot for my SMTP/IMAP server. Trying to set up smtp mailer from RC but getting "failed to add reciepient" initially I was getting auth errors, but added the %u and %p which stopped that problem. I have a working postfix build and can send/recv email no problems from the command line.