[Resolved] e-Mail Entry and Microsoft Exchange Server

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stalsy
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[Resolved] e-Mail Entry and Microsoft Exchange Server

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Hi all,

It's already my second post in this forum and we have met just 10 minutes ago :).

Now the question is.. can e-Mail Entry plugin works with Microsoft Exchange Server? I have read that is based on PHP mail fuction but I haven't sendmail or qmail.

Anyone has made a patch for this :) ? ( I'm dreaming I know :) )

thank you very much
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Re: e-Mail Entry and Microsoft Exchange Server

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Hi!

When you run PHP on a windows server, you can configure a SMTP send host through php.ini file. Then you can also send mails without sendmail.

BTW, now that you'Re writing about the windows server: Maybe the timezone conversion functionality only works on linux?

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stalsy
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Re: e-Mail Entry and Microsoft Exchange Server

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garvinhicking wrote:Hi!

When you run PHP on a windows server, you can configure a SMTP send host through php.ini file. Then you can also send mails without sendmail.

BTW, now that you'Re writing about the windows server: Maybe the timezone conversion functionality only works on linux?

Regards,
Garvin
thanks for reply... It's the first time for me working on a windows server machine (I've always worked with UNIX systems) so many things are unknown for me :)...

I've resolved my Email problems. But I'm looking for a different timezone solution yet...

thank you,
regards
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