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php mail function
This is a discussion on php mail function within the PHP forums, part of the Web Development category; i am using a macbook with included apache and php. will the php mail function work through my local server or do i have to install a mail server also. ...
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php mail function
i am using a macbook with included apache and php. will the php mail function work through my local server or do i have to install a mail server also. i loaded a web site that used ASP FormMail and received the e-mail. A new web site using php mail function will return a report but won't e-mail. Any input will be appreciated
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