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Hi,
I'm working with FormprocessorPro a commercial mailform script. But i'm getting some strange MIME problesm. I contacted the maker of the script and he checked his stuff and his comment was "This is rather your SMTP server problem. Please ask your hosting provider if it is possible to send HTML email messages by your scripts using localhost SMTP" :-o
Now as we are the hosting provider with SME 6.5r1 i'm lost.
How can i make this work. Please help.
Cheers :-)
Mike
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Output of the script first few lines .... then end
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Content-Type: text/html
This is a MIME encoded message. --=_94117552947066c99f6aed3e1ddb6b83 Content-Type: text/html; charset=ISO-8859-1 Content-Transfer-Encoding: Quot-Printed <html> <body bgcolor="#FFFFFF" text="#000000"> <style type="text/css">
........<< HTML INFO>>
</body> </html> --=_94117552947066c99f6aed3e1ddb6b83--
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Hi,
I'm working with FormprocessorPro a commercial mailform script. But i'm getting some strange MIME problesm. I contacted the maker of the script and he checked his stuff and his comment was "This is rather your SMTP server problem. Please ask your hosting provider if it is possible to send HTML email messages by your scripts using localhost SMTP" :-o
The SMTP server doesn't mess with content at all (other than to add headers) - it either rejects it, or passes it on. Yep, it's possible to send HTML email messages - as you can verify for yourself.
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The SMTP server doesn't mess with content at all (other than to add headers) - it either rejects it, or passes it on. Yep, it's possible to send HTML email messages - as you can verify for yourself.
Thanks thats what i thought. :hammer: