Robert1982

Thank you! It seems to work better now -- I get an error saying "This message scored too high for our spam filters", hehe! So this means the message makes it to the server. I'll just have to adjust the contents and stuff to lower its spam value. I'll keep you posted. Thanks for your help!

I just checked with my ISP and they changed their SMTP settings! They now require SSL/TLS security, as you said. Where do I change settings? In the php.ini file or the msmtprc.ini file?

Using Uniserver 7.1.11 on Windows XP. Whenever I try to send an email, this is appended to sendmail.log (edited for privacy protection) Jan 07 16:58:45 host=smtp.myisp.com tls=off auth=off from=robert@mydomain.com recipients=robert@mydomain.com mailsize=197 smtpstatus=250 smtpmsg='250 2.0.0 Ok: queued as 448A12EA0C0' exitcode=EX_OK I then check my email with my trusty Thunderbird but nothing ever comes in. It seems the message is queued somewhere but never sent. I tried this from the command line: C:\apps\uniserver\msmtp>msmtp --file=C:\apps\uniserver\msmtp\msmtprc.ini --rmqs=@smtp.myisp.com and it does not report any error but it doesn't change anything. Any ideas on what to try next? Cheers!