PHP / SMTP Issue. Please help!

[pdgradio]

hey all,
New to PZ and have an issue...

I Use Comdev OneAdmin for forms/polls/blogs/etc.

It's only way of sending out forms is through SMTP. When I use one of the forms, I get the following Error:

Warning: fsockopen() [function.fsockopen]: unable to connect to mail.pdgradio.com:25 (Connection refused) in /home/pdgradio/public_html/oA/common/class.smtp.php on line 108

The Settings for oneadmin will allow for a different port, but not much else (without going into the php itself, which I am a n00b at).

What should i set the smtp host / port to so that it connects?

Thanks in advance,
P. Duffy - PDG Radio

Note:
The source code for class.smtp.php can be found in its entirety, here:
http://www.pdgradio.com/file.html

[Jim]

I would try it again. The security settings on the server only allow smtp connections from mailman and root users and will not allow any other user to bypass exim to send mail. I enabled it on that server so you can eliminate that as the cause. Someday (week month or years depending on circumstances) it could be disabled again and you will need to use "localhost" if the script is set up to do it that way. Assuming this change fixes the problem.

[pdgradio]

Jim,

You rock man. the forms all send without errors now. I can get the emails using neomail, but cant get them using thunderbird. Any ideas?

Thanks again,
Patrick Duffy

[pdgradio]

heh, nvm....DNS issue, on my end.

[dhulkeena]

how we can use php- can you help me

Originally Posted by pdgradio

hey all,
New to PZ and have an issue...

I Use Comdev OneAdmin for forms/polls/blogs/etc.

It's only way of sending out forms is through SMTP. When I use one of the forms, I get the following Error:



The Settings for oneadmin will allow for a different port, but not much else (without going into the php itself, which I am a n00b at).

What should i set the smtp host / port to so that it connects?

Thanks in advance,
P. Duffy - PDG Radio

Note:
The source code for class.smtp.php can be found in its entirety, here:
http://www.pdgradio.com/file.html

[midwest]

put this in a file and name it foo.php upload it to your site then open it in a browser

<?php
echo "<p>Hello ";
$planet='Earth';
echo "planet $planet";
?>

If you need more than this please start a new thread and I'll try to give an answer.