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You were right. PHP mail is the default for geeklog, for whatever reason, when I changed the configuration file to use SMTP mail everything worked great. Thanks for the help

Head of mail.php Tail of mail.php Reply to PcUser acct

Thanks for the help. Now something new has occurred. I created the alias as follows: When I send email from a local account on my PC, I received the following from mydomain: And the following:

I had an open ticket with the help desk about achieving the same type of email aliasing/forwarding via a php script. Initially, I used cpanel’s email filtering but was later advised by the help desk to use cpanel’s forwarding instead of filtering. I have tried various strings in cpanel’s mail->mail manager->Forwarders section. The last session went something like this: _______________________________________________________________ Add a new Forwarder All email sent to mailpublisher@**** will now be redirected to 'pipe "/home/mydomain/www/mail.php"' Forwarding Maintenance Current Forwarders mailpublisher@**** 'pipe"/home/mydomain/www/mail.php"'@**** ________________________________________________________________ Needless to say, the forwarder as it is stored by cpanel with its automated appendage of @**** at the end of the pipe command does not work. If filtering is not the answer and forwarding is not the answer, what is the answer to this problem?

I had an open ticket for several hours with no reply.

I just want to be clear about one thing, I am not a reseller, just a client of a reseller. Will this make a difference?

I would like to know the transfer costs and approximate transfer time given the following scenario. I have a domain within a TCH reseller's package, because of growth, I am now considering a separate TCH package 'starter plan'. My questions are: How much will it cost me to transfer my acct from the TCH reseller's acct to the TCH 'starter plan'? What is the average length of time for the transfer to take place within TCH? How long will the old site be down? Thanks

I am running a php script that hangs while building a mysql database. The developer says the process is timing out and suggests that max execution in php.ini must be set > 30, preferably to 120 to complete the database creation process. Where is an appropriate place in a hosting environment to set a php request for max execution > 30? Flash