Difference between revisions of "01 February 2007"
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− | After many failed attempts by a few of us at finding the reason our email-sending had stopped working, [[User:Epte]] checked out the problem and determined that outgoing traffic on port 25 was being blocked by our hosting provider, [http://www.godaddy.com GoDaddy]. I did some research based on this information and found that we need to refer our [[w:SMTP|SMTP]] traffic to one of their servers - I used ''k2smtpout.secureserver.net'' which has solved the problem. | + | After many failed attempts by a few of us at finding the reason our email-sending had stopped working, [[User:Epte]] checked out the problem and determined that outgoing traffic on port 25 was being blocked by our hosting provider, [http://www.godaddy.com GoDaddy]. I did some research based on this information and found that we need to refer our [[w:SMTP|SMTP]] traffic to one of their servers - I used ''k2smtpout.secureserver.net'' which has solved the problem. This problem would have started after we [[debianisation|debianised]] the server from its original [[w:Red Hat|Red Hat]] configuration. |
*See [[Talk:Setup email]] for more details. | *See [[Talk:Setup email]] for more details. | ||
*[[email-article.php]] is the code which composes and sends the messages. | *[[email-article.php]] is the code which composes and sends the messages. | ||
*Also the email article form has been upgraded to allow wikitext, and starts with default content of article title and source URL. | *Also the email article form has been upgraded to allow wikitext, and starts with default content of article title and source URL. | ||
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Latest revision as of 01:25, 1 February 2007
After many failed attempts by a few of us at finding the reason our email-sending had stopped working, User:Epte checked out the problem and determined that outgoing traffic on port 25 was being blocked by our hosting provider, GoDaddy. I did some research based on this information and found that we need to refer our SMTP traffic to one of their servers - I used k2smtpout.secureserver.net which has solved the problem. This problem would have started after we debianised the server from its original Red Hat configuration.
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