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How can I add a "from" address when using the PHP "mail" function to send an e-mail. I have the following code: ><?php $msg = "This is the message of the e-mail"; if (mail ('you@mail.com', 'This is the Subject', $msg, null, '-fme@mail.com')) { echo "Mail was successfully sent\n"; } else { echo "Cannot send mail\n"; } ?> The e-mail is sent, but it has a "from" address of Nobody@@server63.totalchoicehosting.com Thanks for the help!

After much pain and suffering, I'm pleased to say I have Bugzilla installed and running. I had to hack at the checksetup.pl script to include the "answer" variable assignments instead of passing the answers.pl as an argument. I'm not at all familiar with Perl, so this proved to be a challenge (personally, I prefer Python and PHP). I also had to change all of the file permissions for all files to allow others read access. I probably had some "group" variable not defined correctly in "localconfig". This includes the .htaccess file. I was only able to discover this by reading the server error logs, which indicated the .htaccess file could not be read. Not at all obvious. And, for some reason, the executable flag was not set for the css/ directory, the web pages looked really bad without the styling. Another chmod, and everything is functional and looks great. Thanks for all the help.

I submitted the help desk ticket. They will not run the script for good reasons. Guess it's back to the drawing board.

David, Is it possible for a TCH administrator to execute the checksetup.pl script and setup the bugzilla admin user account using my e-mail address and a default password? This seems like the easiest solution, and it would probably take a whole 30 seconds to perform. Should I submit a help desk ticket? Thanks...

So, is the answer to delete the .htaccess file?

David, Thanks for taking a look and finding the way to run checksetup.pl non-interactively. I can run checksetup.pl one time, which generates the localconfig file. But when I try to run checksetup.pl a second time, I get a 403 Forbidden error. I checked the file permissions and they are correct. Why else would I get this error? Thanks again.

Good news. All of the Perl modules are installed. Next problem: the checksetup.pl script asks for an administrator's e-mail address and password. Obviously, I can't enter it via a WebBrowser. Any ideas on how to do it? Thanks.

Got most of the Perl modules installed. There is one remaining called "Template". We seem to have trouble with this one. There are a large number of modules with the name "Template". Any clue as to which one we need to install? Thanks.

I was able to run the checksetup.pl script, and there are some perl modules missing. I'll send a help desk request to install these.

Dick, Thanks for your comments. I'm not sure how to run the checksetup.pl script from a web browser. Does this have to be done using the cpanel? Perhaps the best way is to use cron... Thanks again.

Has anyone had any success installing Bugzilla on a TCH hosted account? I know a perl script, checksetup.pl, has to be run to verify all perl modules are installed and to create the localconfig file. How is this accomplished if TCH does not offer shell access? I'd appreciate any tips on how to get Bugzilla installed and running. Thanks! Jonathan

Has anyone had any success installing Bugzilla? I know that a perl script, checksetup.pl, has to be run in order to verify all perl modules are installed, and to generate the localconfig file. If TCH does not offer shell access, how is this accomplished? I'd appreciate any tips on how to get Bugzilla installed and running. Thanks! Jonathan

I get the following error when trying to do some simple HTTP authentication in a PHP script. I've never seen this before, and I can't find anything about it in the PHP manual. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks. Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by (output started at /home/vphmubkc/public_html/timesheet/index.php:18) in /home/vphmubkc/public_html/timesheet/index.php on line 30