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I also can't seem to hit port 110. Have the ports been closed?

My site is off of server 17. I've been trying to retrieve my email via outlook as I've done in the past, but the last few days it has errored out on me. The error message I'm getting is: The POP3 Server name you specified cannot be found. Please check the name and try again. I'm pretty sure it's not outlook here. Because I had similar problems with another email client. I can telnet to port 26, but not 25. But even setting outlook to get POP at 25 doesn't seem to work. Any suggestions?

Kudos to TCH for fixing my webmail problem! I can now get mail on all three webclients. You guys are slammin fast. Thanks to you especially Bruce for pointing out the problem and reminding me to raise a ticket. The only bad news is that while using Andy's script works, none of my TCH email accounts seem to pick them up. I have to send to mail accounts outside of TCH for testing. Anyone else have this type of problem? I'm on server17. Thanks!

Ok, I understand my problem now. Neomail sucks. LOL I've been using neomail to test this and it does not read the headers right. who'd have thunk huh? Something strange though. I started using neomail about a week ago cause horde was giving me a hard time. Now no mail goes to horde. Any way to get back?

More weirdness.. Tried using andy's script again, and it works! kinda. If I remove the top line $headers .= "From: $myname <$myemail>\r\n"; it sends the mail with all the other header info, with Nobody in the from box. if I leave the first line, the mail does not send. How about it science?

Thanks for the quick reply Bruce. the missing period was a typo from my script. I fixed it but unfortunately it didn't fix the problem. Even with the period I don't receive the mail. I've tried Andys script before, but it doesn't seem to send either. just for fun, I tried leaving the variables out of it. $headers .= "From: user <user@domain.net>\r\n"; type thing... no luck there either. Now, i'm kinda a php newbie, so this might be a really retarded question. if you do something like : $headers = "From: $mailFrom <$mailFrom>\r\n\ Content-type: text/html\r\n"; is the newline character still supposed to work? If so, mine doesn't it puts Content-type: text/html along with the email address in the from portion.

Ok I'm being driven crazy here. I'm using the mail() function to send html email and it just ain't workin. Something is wrong with the way it is passing the header info. here is the code I'm trying to work. $headers = "From: $mailFrom <$mailFrom>\r\n"; $headers .= "Content-type: text/html\r\n "; mail($mailTo, $mailSubject,$mailBody,$headers); When I try and use this code, the mail does not send, but it doesn't seem to error out in any way either. Now, if I just use the first line of the $headers variable, it will send the email, but the body will not send as html. If I use only the second line of the $headers variable, the mail will send, and the body of the message will be in html format, BUT the from portion of the mail shows up as "Nobody@serverxx.totalChoiceHosting.com I've tried some other routes from other threads in this form. namely http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/forums/i...2648&hl=nobody@ http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/forums/i...l=nobody@server http://www.totalchoicehosting.com/forums/i...3090&hl=nobody@ can anyone shed some light on this? Thanks!