Mail Function Permissions

  • Resolved Cortez77

    (@cortez77)


    15 years ago

    So I just moved my WordPress site from a subdirectory to the root directory.
    I updated the database and everything worked great. All the galleries are still there etc etc.

    I am having a problem with a couple custom form mail scripts that used to work fine.
    I’m pretty sure it’s a permissions issue but I can’t seem to find the problem.

    Perhaps someone knows better then I where to fix these permissions.
    the error I’m receiving is
    Could not execute mail delivery program '/usr/sbin/sendmail -t -i ' in /home/content/91/5728691/html/wp-content/themes/SchSul/specialOrder.php on line 114

    Thanks

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  • esmi

    (@esmi)

    15 years ago

    A sendmail path issue, perhaps?

    Thread Starter Cortez77

    (@cortez77)

    15 years ago

    Any idea where I’d change that up?

    esmi

    (@esmi)

    15 years ago

    Um – not really. In your scripts? Or could be a host server config issue?

    Thread Starter Cortez77

    (@cortez77)

    15 years ago

    That’s why I’m stumped as everything was working great until I made the directory switch and now everything works great except this mail function.
    Thanks
    I’ll keep digging.

    esmi

    (@esmi)

    15 years ago

    Have you spoken to your hosts about this?

    Thread Starter Cortez77

    (@cortez77)

    15 years ago

    Not yet as I’m convinced it has something to do with changing the directories.

    esmi

    (@esmi)

    15 years ago

    I’m convinced it has something to do with changing the directories

    Agreed – which makes me wonder if you’ve somehow moved “out” of an allowed sendmail path.

    Thread Starter Cortez77

    (@cortez77)

    15 years ago

    Can that be adjusted via htaccess?

    esmi

    (@esmi)

    15 years ago

    No. I think it would be part of the server config. It could be just something that’s been overlooked on the server.

    Thread Starter Cortez77

    (@cortez77)

    15 years ago

    Thanks I’ll contact the provider.

    Thread Starter Cortez77

    (@cortez77)

    15 years ago

    Very strange. It appears that nothing was wrong but for some reason even after emptying the cache Safari must have been storing a cookie or something.
    When tested on a different browser everything works fine.

    esmi

    (@esmi)

    15 years ago

    Well that’s not one I’d have guessed. 🙂

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